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Calculus Help! find the derivative of the function. g(x)=(x+5/x^2+6)^6????
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Do you know about the chain rule? This looks like a good place to apply the chain rule.
yes
You may have to use the quotient rule for that quotient in the inside function...
yeah the only problem i am having is well... my teacher gave me g(prime)(x)=6(6-10x-x^2)(5+x)^5/(6+x^2)^7 as the answer and i am not getting this answer :[
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