Let f(x) = −3+(3x2 −x+1) ln(2√x−5) (a) Find the derivative of f. (b) Using the derivative...

Let f(x) = −3+(3x² −x+1) ln(2√x−5)

(a) Find the derivative of f.

(b) Using the derivative and linear approximation, estimate f(9.1).

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago

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