Question

g(s)=12s+6/s+1
find g'(s)

Answer 1

=12-6/(s^2)

Answer 2

can u show ur work?

Answer 3

ur answer is incorrect by the way

Answer 4

i know how to find derivatives but not with a fraction

Answer 5

the correct answer is 6 / (s+1)^2

Answer 6

hahha...first learn how to write properly...and your answer is not correct...or maybe it would be if the function is written differently :D

Answer 7

hahha...first learn how to do math properly... and according to my homework website it is. im pretty sure a computer knows more than you. :D

Answer 8

the computer without a man is just a stupid machine....btw that could be answer for the function -6/(s+1) plus or minus any constant....you don't have to be insulting...

Answer 9

u dont have to be insulting as well

Answer 10

OK than post the question again and someone will give you the answer

Answer 11

i already have it

Answer 12

I'm telling you my answer is correct but it's OK if you don't trust me....and I'm sorry if I was indecent...:D

Answer 13

my hw website didnt accept ur answer. it accepted what i put in.

Answer 14

check again did you write correctly the function...brackets and other....

Answer 15

dude, i didnt create my hw website. it accepts what it accepts.

Answer 16

omg I got it....your function is (12s-6)/(s+1)....you haven't put the brackets...:D

Answer 17

mario - when someone is clearly trying to help you you need to be a little more courteous towards them. you did not state the question clearly enough which is what led to the confusion.

Answer 18

its PLUS 6 not minus -_-

Answer 19

i am courteous and grateful and all those things

Answer 20

i just dont like people that insult and argue with me -_-

Answer 21

OK do you want to do this together so you can understand? no hard feelings?

Answer 22

i already have the answer, like i said. thanks for attempting.

Answer 23

OK be careful with your writing because without brackets your result isn't correct ...with the brackets it's OK bye :D