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derive this function: ln((sqrtx^2+1)/(x(2x^3-1)))
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looks like you should use quotient rule (f/g)' = (f'g -fg') / g^2
\[\ln (\sqrt{x ^{2}-1}\div x(2x ^{3}-1)^{2})\]
i tried and it gets really complicated and long... i wondered if there's a simpler method
just break it into two natural logs
oh duh. thank you
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oh the whole thing is inside the log...yeah log(x/y) = logx -logy then use chain rule
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