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By Solving analytically prove that Dy/Dx of a quotient (F/G) Is equal to (G(DF/DX) - F(DG/DX)) / G^2
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analytically ? hmmm? algebraically would be easy using limits or another rule but not sure what it wants
4 step rule :)) so Algebraically :)))
not sure what the 4 step rule is to prove though you can say that \[\frac{1}{G}=G^{-1}\]
if you can enlighten me on the 4 step rule i might be ablet o help you
since essentially each derivative is found upon using another derivative so using the limit to find the derivative , then deriving the derivative of a multiplication and then use that to find the quotient rule
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