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Find the value of the derivative of the function at the given point. f(x) = 5x/x^2 + 8, (−1, −5/9) f '(−1) =
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So first step is to take derivative of the function right?
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If it is first step I get -5*(x^2-8)/x^2+8^2... But do I just plug the -1 in for x because it wants to know a f" (-1) ?
Is that equatio of the function \[5x \over x ^{2}+ 8\]or is it|dw:1405614412823:dw|
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