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What's the derivative of (-1/x^2-4)? Using chain rule
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−4x2−1 x2
start by rewriting the function with a negative exponent
−4x2−1/x2
(-1)*(x^2-4)^(-1) bring the exponent down, then take the derivative of what's inside the derivative is (-1)*(x^2-4)^(-2)*(2x)
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(-1)(-1)*(x^2-4)^(-2)*(2x) = (2x)*(x^2-4)^(-2)
is it \[f(x) = {-1 \over x^2-4}\] ??? or maybe \[f(x) = { -1 \over x^2}-4\] ??
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