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derivative of y=x/sqrt(x^4+4)
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use division rule. divison rule: if you have y=a/b. y'=(a'b-ab')/(b^2)
so just plug in whatever u have for a and b. a for you is x. b for you is sqrt(x^4+4)
it's called "quotient rule", not "division rule", actually.
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