Posted by Brett on Sunday, November 6, 2011 at 10:47pm.
Just use the good old chain rule.
f = (x3-8)2/3
f' = 2/3 * (x3-8)-1/3 * 3x2
f' = 2x2/(x3-8)1/3
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