show me how to get the derivative of f(x) = 5x/(1+x^2)
please
use this, dy/dx= (v du- u dv)/v^2
i just fluttering tried that whats fluttering v and u
u is the numerator, while v is the denominator. .
i know i fluttering know but i can't get the right fluttering answer no matter WHICH of ALL the SAME but VARIOUS formulas I use that are for obtaining the fluttering derivative. so using that one i get fluttering -5/3, which is wrong. plus every formula seems to produce a different fluttering answer. how stupid can i be. god fluttering damn it.
let me see your solution. .
well uh assuming that would mean that u = 5x and v = (1 + x^2),
i get [(1 + x^2) * d(5x) - 5x * d(1 + x^2)] / (1 + x^2)^2
etc idk i scribbled it all out and i'm tired of looking at it just show me please
you already got the process. . then find the derivative, and apply algebra. .
no i got nothing pleas ejust fluttering spell it out for me i need a logical fluttering visual and thorough explanation
ooh, this is partial fraction. . lol . i don't know how to compute partial fraction. . .
i could flutter my own brain over a million times and just be more inclined to get more confused overall that way or just see HOW the answer is derived -- like checking the answers in the back of the fluttering book, for reference, except when that doesn't make it click for you or help you understand, then you're in a bind, and you need a stronger hint, to whatever degree stronger it needs to be -- but if you get that you won't just fluttering rack your own brain and die first and burn out get me?
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