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plss answer this question below using chain rule find the derivative: plss show ur solution so i can understand it
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\[y=\frac{ 7-4x }{ 5+2x }\]
id turn it into a product since product rule is simpler to follow
i spose a chain rule would pop out a constant
\[y=(7-4x)~( 5+2x)^{-1} \] \[y'=(7-4x)'~( 5+2x)^{-1} +(7-4x)~( 5+2x)'^{-1}\]
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do you know how to finish it?
yes
yay!! i like the smart ones ;)
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