Having trouble with this problem.
Use the appropriate rules to find its derivative.
y' = (x+5)(x/x+1)

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Having trouble with this problem.  
Use the appropriate rules to find its derivative.
y' = (x+5)(x/x+1)

anonymous · Answer

I was wrong the last time. WIll try now. Do you need more arentheses for x/(x+1)?

riley · Answer

oh oops

riley · Answer

y' = 9x+5) * (x/x+1)

riley · Answer

i mean y' =(x+5) * (x/X+1)

Gosh i'm so tired i can't even write the problem out correctly . . .

anonymous · Answer

so,  need to find derivative to (x^2+5x)/(x+1)?

riley · Answer

Ummm I'm not sure to be honest.  It gives me the y derivative, and thats one thing thats confusing me. >_<

anonymous · Answer

Me too. Just for simple derivative you can look there http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=y%3D%28x%2B5%29%28x%2F%28x%2B1%29%29 but it's probably not what you need