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Derive the following.
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\[(\frac{ y+1 }{ y-1 })^-17\]
That's to the power of -17
\[(y+1)^{-17} * (y-1)^{17}\]
yeah i guess you can rephrase it that way?
Now i guess we'll use the product rule?
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Dang! Why not apply the quotient rule? D:
you would get 1/ something
One more mistake. \[(\frac{y+1}{y-1})^{-17} \to (\frac{y-1}{y+1} )^{17}\]
yeah i had that in the beginning lol
Now apply the quotient rule!|dw:1358919611478:dw|
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