Find y' and y" in (3x) y =
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First, we need to use the product rule to find y': y' = (d/dx)(In(3x))y + In(3x)(d/dx)(y) Using the chain rule, we can simplify the first term: y' = (1/3x)y + In(3x)(dy/dx) Show more…
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