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[((x+1)(x-1))÷((x-2)(x+3)) ]^5 , x>2 find its derivative.
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start by expanding the quantity inside the brackets.
((x+1)(x-1))/((x-2)(x+3)) becomes ((-8/5)(1/x+3))+((3/5))(1/x-2))+1
Use the power rule, so if above is f(x), then you get 5*f(x)^4.
Then multiply 5*f(x)^4 by f'(x)
didn't quite understand the expanding part. please explain it in detail.
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