Can someone help me solve some derivatives?pls
i have solution pls check if it's correct and pls help me continue solving the others

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anonymous · Answer

Sure, give me your answer and question.

anonymous · Answer

okay

anonymous · Answer

Go ahead and post your answer/question and I'll try to explain it.

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anonymous · Answer

go ahead and post your question i will try and explain it

anonymous · Answer

y=x/x^2-1
u=x    v=x^2-1
du=1 dv=2x
dy/dx=v*du/dx-u*dv/dx/v^2
=x^2-1(1)-x(2x)/(x^-12)^2
=(x^2-1)-2x^2

anonymous · Answer

/(x^2-1)^2

anonymous · Answer

what should i do to 2x^2?

anonymous · Answer

$$(x)/(x^2-1)$$
is that the orginal function?

anonymous · Answer

yup

anonymous · Answer

Oh dear... Partial derivatives.  My apologies, but I'm in cal 1, so I dunno how to do those yet. :/

anonymous · Answer

the answer is x^2+1/(x^2-1)^2

anonymous · Answer

well, you could simply apply the quotient rule

anonymous · Answer

which you did do, except you used variables

anonymous · Answer

i'm applying it but i,m confused on the npart i stopped solving

anonymous · Answer

how did it become x^2+1?

anonymous · Answer

the numerator

anonymous · Answer

Lets do through this step by step, okay, except this time we wont use variable okay?

anonymous · Answer

ok

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