Question

Calculate dy/dx. You need not expand your answer.

y = 3x − 7/2x + 6

Answer 1

For this one, would I use the Derivation of the Product rule? o_o

Answer 2

You need to use the quotient rule for this problem

Answer 3

Amg I meant quotient rule, I'm sorry i said product like a moron. >_<

Answer 4

So basically I multiply (3x-7) by (2x+6) for the numerator. And then square the denominator, which will be (2x+6)^2?