How to differentiate the following function with respect to $w$?
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i want to differentiate $Z_0$ with respect to $w$
$$Z_0 = frac{K}{w[frac{1}{1-e^{-X_fsqrt c }}-frac{1}{3X_fsqrt c}]}$$
where:
$$c = frac{mX_fhL}{fVw^{2}}$$
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i want to differentiate $Z_0$ with respect to $w$
$$Z_0 = frac{K}{w[frac{1}{1-e^{-X_fsqrt c }}-frac{1}{3X_fsqrt c}]}$$
where:
$$c = frac{mX_fhL}{fVw^{2}}$$
calculus
asked Nov 24 at 5:40
Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
11
Are the other variables like $m, X_f, h, L, f, V$ constant w.r.t $w$ ?
– Sauhard Sharma
Nov 24 at 5:57
yes they are constants.
– Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
Nov 24 at 6:37
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i want to differentiate $Z_0$ with respect to $w$
$$Z_0 = frac{K}{w[frac{1}{1-e^{-X_fsqrt c }}-frac{1}{3X_fsqrt c}]}$$
where:
$$c = frac{mX_fhL}{fVw^{2}}$$
calculus
asked Nov 24 at 5:40
Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
11
i want to differentiate $Z_0$ with respect to $w$
$$Z_0 = frac{K}{w[frac{1}{1-e^{-X_fsqrt c }}-frac{1}{3X_fsqrt c}]}$$
where:
$$c = frac{mX_fhL}{fVw^{2}}$$
calculus
calculus
asked Nov 24 at 5:40
Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
11
asked Nov 24 at 5:40
Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
11
edited Nov 24 at 6:35
asked Nov 24 at 5:40
Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
11
asked Nov 24 at 5:40
Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
11
asked Nov 24 at 5:40
Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
11
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Are the other variables like $m, X_f, h, L, f, V$ constant w.r.t $w$ ?
– Sauhard Sharma
Nov 24 at 5:57
yes they are constants.
– Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
Nov 24 at 6:37
add a comment |
Are the other variables like $m, X_f, h, L, f, V$ constant w.r.t $w$ ?
– Sauhard Sharma
Nov 24 at 5:57
yes they are constants.
– Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
Nov 24 at 6:37
Are the other variables like $m, X_f, h, L, f, V$ constant w.r.t $w$ ?
– Sauhard Sharma
Nov 24 at 5:57
Are the other variables like $m, X_f, h, L, f, V$ constant w.r.t $w$ ?
– Sauhard Sharma
Nov 24 at 5:57
yes they are constants.
– Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
Nov 24 at 6:37
yes they are constants.
– Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
Nov 24 at 6:37
add a comment |
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Are the other variables like $m, X_f, h, L, f, V$ constant w.r.t $w$ ?
– Sauhard Sharma
Nov 24 at 5:57
yes they are constants.
– Shaibu Abdul-Rashid
Nov 24 at 6:37