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Hi guys Can I find the derivative of (5x^2 + pi*(ln(x)))/sin(square root of x) by finding the derivative of each fraction by using the quotient rule: 5x^2/sin(square root of x) + pi*(ln(x))/sin(square root of x) ? Thank you
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\[\frac{5x^2+\pi\ln x}{\sin\sqrt x}\]
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