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How do I find the derivative of the rational function y=x/(√1+x^2)
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use the quotient rule
I know how to use the quotient rule. I just dont know how to simplify it
ok what have u got so far?
((√1+x^2) - (x/(2√1+x^2)))/(1+x^2)
I simplified the bottom from (√1+x^2)^2 to just 1+x^2. was I right to do that? It makes sense but does it just complicate the problem?
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yes the denominator = 1 + x^2
the way you've written is confusing though i think the denominator should be written √(1 + x^2)
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