Posted by Matt on Sunday, October 7, 2007 at 10:18pm.
d/dx (ln u)= 1/u * du/dx
In this case u= x^2 so du/dx= 2x
You could get the same thing by rewriting
ln x^2 = 2lnx and taking the derivative.
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