Differentiate g (u) = sqrt (2) u+sqrt (3u). Is the answer

g' (u) = (sqrt (3) / 2sqrt (u)) + sqrt (2) correct or wrong? Prove your answer.

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Sadie Floyd

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20 August, 05:57

Differentiate g (u) = sqrt (2) u+sqrt (3u). Is the answer

g' (u) = (sqrt (3) / 2sqrt (u)) + sqrt (2) correct or wrong? Prove your answer.

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Jaidyn Banks · Answer 1

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Differentiate g (u) = sqrt (2) u+sqrt (3u). Is the answerg' (u) = (sqrt (3) / 2sqrt (u)) + sqrt (2) correct or wrong? Prove your answer.

Differentiate g (u) = sqrt (2) u+sqrt (3u). Is the answer

g' (u) = (sqrt (3) / 2sqrt (u)) + sqrt (2) correct or wrong? Prove your answer.