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Find the derivative of the following function f(x)=(4x^3+3x^2)/x I just need help to put this function into a form where I can find the derivative. How do I get the x on the bottom to the top?
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To eliminate the x at the bottom, simply divide each of the terms at the top by x.
Okay so would it be 4x^2+3x ?
Yes, you are correct. Now differentiate.
Okay, so after it would be 8x+3 ?
Yes, you have found f'(x). Good work!
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