They're not different answers if you did both procedures correctly.
Oh i am sure i messed up somewhere there. On a side note can you tell me what is the implicit derivative of ln(y) ? Do you treat y as a constant which would mean derivative of y will be 0 but then do you do 0 dy÷dx?
Oh i am sure i messed up somewhere there. On a side note can you tell me what is the implicit derivative of ln(y) ? Do you treat y as a constant which would mean derivative of y will be 0 but then do you do 0 dy÷dx?
It is (dy/dx)/y. Differentiating the logarithm of somethins is the derivative of something over the something. In this case the something is y, so d/dx(y) = dy/dx.