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differentiate f(x)=(x+x^(-1))^3
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always expand the brackets first and remember to bring the x^-1 down.
do that first, and tell me what u get.
x^-1=1/x right
\[f(x) = (x + x ^{-1})^{3}\]
that is your equation and u need to bring the x^-1 down as a denominator to make the power positive and sorry, yes now I understand ur working, x^-1=1/x is correct.
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