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find the second derivative of sqroot(x^2+1)
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Answer will be 2
i found the first derivative is x/ sqroot(x^2+1)
2 is not in my answer choices
derive it again, what would get, you could use the quotient rule
when i derived it again i got
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sorry. I missed squareroot :P
@Sandsand22 you r right
when i derived it again i got
(x^2+1)^(-1/2) + x(x^2+1) / (x^2+1)
idk exactly how to cancel it out
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you don't need to cancel it out if you don't want to, but this is wolfram's answer
i couldn't show you the work since the Draw, Equation button isn't responding
hmm okay thank you i get it
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