Question

N(t) = at/ K + t where a and K are positive constants. Differentiate R(t) with respect to t.?

Answer 1

the first equation, I think this is a more accurate representation N(t)=a(t/K+t)

Answer 2

Well whatever the equation, just use the quotient rule:

dy/dx = (gf'-fg')/(g^2)

Where f is the term in the numerator and g is the term in the denominator (the ' indicates the derivative of that term).

Answer 3

\[N(t)=\frac{at}{K+t}\]? there is no R here

Answer 4

Typo? Or is there another part to the question?