Differentiate. g(x) = log _ 41 (5x - 3) 9' (x)
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Since 9 is a constant, its derivative is zero: g'(x) = 0 * [5 / ln(41) * (5x - 3)] Simplifying further, we get: g'(x) = 0 Show more…
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