Friday, August 7, 2015

The derivative of [g(x)]^2 is equal to [g'(x)']^2. true or false?

Given that the derivative of the function g(x)^2 is
g'(x)'^2


We need to determine if the statemtn if true or
false.


Let us determine the derivative of
[g(x)]^2


We know
that:


[g(x)]^2 = g(x) *
g(x)


Then we will use the product rule to find the
derivative.


Then, we know
that:


==>{ [g(x)]2}' = g'(x) * g(x) + g(x) *
g'(x)


=
2g(x)*g'(x)


==> The derivative of
g(x)]^2  = 2g(x)*g'(x)


Then
the statement is false.

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