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For 4(a), use laws of natural log to split ln (a/b) into ln a - ln b, and then differentiate.
For (b), to show it is a decreasing function, dy/dx <0. -11 <0. So for dy/dx to be <0, thr denominator >0. So, (2+x)(3x-5) >0.
Hope this helps.
For (b), to show it is a decreasing function, dy/dx <0. -11 <0. So for dy/dx to be <0, thr denominator >0. So, (2+x)(3x-5) >0.
Hope this helps.
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Use product rule to differentiate y.
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Differentiate using rules of natural log.
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Use laws of natural log to split ln (a/b) into lna -lnb and then differentiate.
Recall gradient of 2 perpendicular lines, when multiplied = -1
Recall gradient of 2 perpendicular lines, when multiplied = -1
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