Derivative of dE=(kqz)/(z^2+R^2)^3/2 with respect to z

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How would you find the derivative of;

dE=(kqz)/(z^2+R^2)^3/2 where k&q are constants and R=0.024 with respect to z??
 
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I have but I end up with a huge mess that is definitely not right..
 
It's quotent rule and chain rule. Final result is two terms that can be left separate or taken under common denominator.
 
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