Apply Power Rule: To find the derivative of x(3/4) with respect to x, we will use the power rule for differentiation. The power rule states that if f(x)=xn, then f′(x)=n⋅x(n−1).
Differentiate x43: Applying the power rule to x43, we differentiate as follows:dxd(x43)=43⋅x(43−1)
Subtract Exponent: Subtract 1 from the exponent (3/4) to get the new exponent:(3/4)−1=(3/4)−(4/4)=−1/4
Write New Derivative: Now, write the derivative with the new exponent: dxd(x43)=43⋅x−41
Final Answer: The derivative of x(3/4) with respect to x is (3/4)⋅x(−1/4). This is the final answer in simplified form.
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