Question

What is the derivative of `x^(3/4)`?

Answer 1

`3/4x^(-1/4)`

Explanation:

By using the power rule:
`d/dx x^n=nx^(n-1)`

we can see that if we multiply the term of x by 3/4 and then reduce the power by 1, we will get:

`3/4x^(-1/4)`