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Calculus AB Power Rule
Lecture Description
In this lesson, Professor John Zhu gives an introduction to the power rule. After going over the definition, he shows you several example problems.
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Post by Salman Sarwar on September 28, 2014
There is a practice question that asks "Find the derivative of y = x^[1/3]"
The answer is listed as being "[1/3]x^−[1/3]" however the correct answer is [1/3]x^−[2/3].
Just wanted to clarify for anyone doing the practice questions.
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Last reply by: Manoj Sharma
Wed Aug 20, 2014 2:08 PM
Post by Manoj Sharma on August 20, 2014
Hey guys I was wondering on Example 3, If n should actually be -1. Since n-1= -2, then you would add 1 both sides and get the answer of -1. Please let me know if I am wrong.