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Find the derivative of: y=squareroot((x^(2)+9)/(x+3) Find the derivative of: y=squareroot((x^(2)+9)/(x+3) @Calculus1
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HI
What's the matter? You don't know quotient rule?
\[y=\sqrt{(x ^{2}+9)\div(x+3)}\]
Oh. Good thing you did that
It sthe quotiont rule and the chain rule and I just want to make sure that I got the right answer
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Just a lot of simplification involved with this
|dw:1320372441419:dw|Ok I will write the equation I got
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