Posted by Barbara on Wednesday, January 14, 2009 at 8:50pm.
f(x)= x^n
f'= n x^(n-1)
Doesn't n= 1/2 in the squareroot case?
Oh now I see Thank You
Oh pardon me i meant to ask what is the anti-derivative of square root x
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