Answer to Question #210433 in Calculus for small

Question #210433

Find the derivative of y = ln 3x 5

Expert's answer

"y=\\ln(3x^5)=\\ln(3)+5\\ln(x)"

"y'(x)=(\\ln(3x^5))'"

"=(\\ln(3)+5\\ln(x))'=\\dfrac{5}{x}, x>0"

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