Answer to Question #98960 in Microeconomics for Richard Forson

Question #98960

Differenciate 2√XY

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If we differentiate as function of X, then (2√XY)' = √Y/X.

If we differentiate as function of Y, then (2√XY)' = √X/Y.

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