The quotient rule is ( f'(x)g(x)-f(x)g'(x) )/ (g(x))^2 {complex written on 1 line I know}
let f(x)=9x +13 and g(x)=2x+4 <span> f'(x)=9 and g'(x)=2 </span> <span> therefore just substitute the equations in. </span> <span> y'= 6x - ((9(2x+4)-2(9x+13))/((2x+4)^2)) </span>
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No the experimental probabilities found in "A" are not equal to the probabilities found in "B". The sample size of the the experiment was not large enough to reflect the actual probability.