Question

Find the derivative of f(x) = 5 divided by x at x = -1.

Answer 1

Rewrite the function as:
\[f(x) = \frac{5}{x} = 5*x^{-1}\]
Now, you can apply the power rule. :)

Answer 2

She can't. :)

Answer 3

@shubhamsrg flutter off retriceole

Answer 4

wat

Answer 5

:P

Answer 6

Well prove me wrong if you can. ;)

Answer 7

retriceole ? whats that ?

Answer 8

@shubhamsrg you jackass keep it moving , go die

Answer 9

*stands awkwardly in corner doing calculus*

Answer 10

lol OS have a weird filter for bad words :P
lets solve the question instead

Answer 11

I would get a warning for that if I were you.

Answer 12

where do I go ?

Answer 13

@Zaria602

Answer 14

shubhamsrg, I think that if you give her an example of a similar problem, and she won't be able to do her's, then you are not guilty :P

Answer 15

I tried and failed. Now I am just trying to enjoy this. :P
I like chatting with dumb. Makes me feel better all the time. :|

Answer 16

Dumb as in those who do not try.

Answer 17

Oh my.

Answer 18

She left the queston :3

Answer 19

I can understand this no effort situation.

If someone was to ask me how to do a triple integral, I would not try. Or at least wouldn't try right away.

Answer 20

@shubhamsrg lolz ur weird

Answer 21

hmm. I should agree to that.