Find the derivative y = In(3 3 Tx) y' =
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First, we can use the chain rule to find the derivative of the natural logarithm function: d/dx ln(u) = 1/u * du/dx In this case, our u is 3^(3Tx), so we have: d/dx ln(3^(3Tx)) = 1/3^(3Tx) * d/dx (3^(3Tx)) Show more…
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