I have an aswer can someone check me please...... Find the derivative of b(x)= ((e^x)/(2x+3))
\[\frac{ e^x }{ 2x+3 }\]
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My answer that I got was\[\frac{ xe^x-2e^x }{ (2x+3)^2}\]
you can use wolfram to check your result but it is incorrect.
how is it incorrect
how did you get it ? I would write the problem as e^x (2x+3)^(-1) and use the product rule
\[\frac{ e ^{x}(2x+3)-2e ^{x} }{ (2x-3)^{2} }\]
ok I think I got it would the answer be \[b(x)=\frac{ -2xe^x+e^x }{ (2x+3)^2 }\]
the rule is let Primarily=P ,Numerator=P , derivative=d \[\frac{ (dN * P) - (dP * N)}{ P ^{2} }\]
closer. here is one way to do it d/dx ( e^x (2x+3)^(-1) )= e^x d/dx (2x+3)^-1 + (2x+3)^-1 d/dx e^x the d/dx (2x+3)^-1 = -(2x+3)^-2 * 2= -2/(2x+3)^2 and the first term is -2e^x/(2x+3)^2 the 2nd term is e^x/(2x+3)= e^x(2x+3)/(2x+3)^2 \[ \frac{-2e^x + e^x(2x+3)}{(2x+3)^2} \] or \[ \frac{3e^x -2e^x + 2xe^x}{(2x+3)^2} \] \[ \frac{e^x + 2xe^x}{(2x+3)^2} \]
ok but would this work\[b(x)=\frac{ 2xe^x+e^x }{ (2x+3)^2 }\]
sory Numerator=N in my answer
yes, that is the same thing
awesome thanks for your help
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