HELPPP please, these 3 questions
We aren't allowed to help people on their tests or quizzes, @sheetalvee
sorry :( Good luck, maybe don't have youtube open
Its an online practice quiz to prepare us for our quiz tomorrow but its timedd
Oh, well, you should study a little harder and maybe ask your teachers for help if you don't understand something (:
Quotient rule for the first one, product rule for the second one, and third one is just a sum so differentiate it normally.
Btw it says "watch it" so why not take advantage of that, I'm sure those videos are helpful.
For the first one, ill show you what U got what I got so far, and they're not useful, they just repeat the question slower
(1-cotx)(4)-(4x)( for the derivative of 1-cotx, that's where I got kinda stuck
What's the derivative of 1?
Or really any cosntant
oh -cot
derivative of 1 is zero
Yeah it's 0..what's the derivative of cotx?
so then (1-cotx)(4)-(4x)(-cotx) / (1-cotx)^2 ?
\[\frac{ f'g-g'f }{ g^2 }\] this is the quotient rule
Yes but now you have to get the derivative of f and g
and it should be -(4x)(1-cotx)
f' and g' means derivative
Okay so ill show you what I have on the paper Im getting confused
Well, I dont know where its -(4x)(1-cotx) .... I got (1-cotx)(4)-(4x)(-cot1) / (1-cotx)^2
You're missing the crucial point here
|dw:1413154028053:dw| this is the quotient rule do you agree?
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