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\[y=\frac{ ax+cx^5 }{ kx^8 } find \frac{ dy }{ dx }\]
well, you have two options: 1) use the quotient rule or 2) a bit more tricky, but you could use the product rule (if you are comfortable with negative exponents)
do you have a preference?
http://www.derivative-calculator.net/#expr=%28ax%20%2B%20cx%5E5%29%20%2F%20%28bx%5E8%29&showsteps=1
that's a cool site too! make sure you know how to follow the steps though for a test. :)
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