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Find the slope of the line tangent to p(x)=(2^x)/(x^2+1) at x=3
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\[p(x)=\frac{ 2^x }{ x^2+1}\] is the equation in the problem
i would find dy/dx by using product rule
ok how do you do that
Vdu/dx + Udv/dx looks familiar?
yes but I don't know how to use it
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and that is y im here :P
ok
...im not sure how to do it since 2^x is there..
ill have to defrentiate 2^x which im not sure how to do >.>
Well if you don't understand how to do it I can wait for somone else to help me
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sry :/ i could of solved it if it was p(x)=( x^2 )/(x^2+1) but i hope someone else helps, if u want i can show u how to use the formula for future reference?
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