2 years ago

Can anyone solve this for me?d/dx x/root (1+x^2)ps. the 1+x^2 part is inside the root

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ladessa [460]2 years ago

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using quotient formula

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Can anyone solve this for me?d/dx x/root (1+x^2)ps. the 1+x^2 part is inside the root​

Can anyone solve this for me?d/dx x/root (1+x^2)ps. the 1+x^2 part is inside the root