Math Help

Loco-Deer-Slayer

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I hate to make this thread but webwork is killing me right now and I cannot figure out what I 'm doing wrong.
Problem:
If y = (3x)^3x find Dxy (pretty much just derive it)
I'm using natural logs to drop the 3x and then deriving from there.
My solution: y[3+3ln(3x)]
HUGE karma given to anyone who can tell me what the solution is
 
only thing i have to contribute about math is that I no longer have to take it. I'm all like
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no but i here you online homework sucks. especially chem stuff, thank god organic chem does'n't have any. you know how annoying the questions would be?
 
Haha yeah I had Chem online too. Typing in chemical reactions including their states of matter was always a bitch.
Out of math, physics, and chem... physics is the biggest boner kill to use online.
 
(dy)/(dx)= 9*(lnx+1)*x^(3x)
took deriv of 3x^(3x) on my ti-89i think you are going to need to do a 'u' substitution, where let u=3x. Not quite sure on how to get the answer been a while since ive done calculus
 
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