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what is the derivative of (e^2x)/[(x^2)+1]?
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just apply quotient rule and chain rule
Take u=e^2x and v=(x^2 +1) and apply u/v rule for differentiation
using the product rule and chain rule,it is {2(e^2x)/([x^2] +1)} - {2x(e^2x)/[([x^2]+1)]^2} u can simplify a little more
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