Posted by sh on Saturday, October 30, 2010 at 5:46am.
in your f ''(x) you forgot to differentiate the log2x part , and in the second part when you differentiate xln2 you simply get ln2.
Remember ln2 is just a number so xln2 is (ln2)x , a simple term like 6x.
I had
f ''(x) = [20(log(base2)x)³(1/(xln2)(xln2)-(ln2))(5(log(base2)x)^4)]/[x²(ln2)²]
Now doesn't the xln2 at the top and bottom of the first section cancel?
check my arithmetic, too early in the morning
I have the same thing now, thanks! I thought I had to use product rule for xln2, but there's no variable in ln2, so it is accounted for a constant?
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