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g(x)=ln[(9-x)/(9+x)]
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i got -9-x/9-x this is not right please help
It's pretty close. BTW, are you solving for x?
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I'm trying to find g'(x)
Using rules of logs you can split ln[(9-x/9+x)] into ln(9-x)-ln[9+x]. Then using d/dx ln[x]=x'/x you get g(x)=-1/(9-x) - 1/(9+x) which you can then rearrange to get 18/(x^2 -81)
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