f(x)= 6ln(2x+7ln(x)) I need to find the first derivative.

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f = 6 ln(2x + 7lnx)

f = 6ln(u(x))

df/dx = 6/u * du/dx

f' = 6 * 1/(2x + 7lnx) * (2 + 7/x)

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