Answer to Question #155196 in Calculus for Phyroe

Question #155196

Find the differential of y=3√6x

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"y=3\\sqrt{6} x\\\\\ndy=d(3\\sqrt{6}x)\\\\\n=3\\sqrt{6}dx\\\\" is the differential.

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