y'' of y = x^-2 at x=2
Let us find y′′y''y′′ of y=x−2y = x^{-2}y=x−2 at x=2.x=2.x=2.
It follows that y′=−2x−3, y′′=(−3)(−2)x−4=6x−4.y'=-2x^{-3},\ y''=(-3)(-2)x^{-4}=6x^{-4}.y′=−2x−3, y′′=(−3)(−2)x−4=6x−4.
Consequently, y′′(2)=6⋅2−4=624=323=38.y''(2)=6\cdot 2^{-4}=\frac{6}{2^4}=\frac{3}{2^3}=\frac{3}8.y′′(2)=6⋅2−4=246=233=83.
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