Posted by jackie on Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 11:57pm.
just use the product rule:
If y = fg
y' = f'g + fg'
y = √x lnx
y' = 1/2√x lnx + √x/x
= 1/√x (lnx/2 + 1)
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