How can I use the Quotient Rule for derivatives to simplify my final result?

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The discussion focuses on the application of the Quotient Rule in calculus to simplify derivative results. Joe suggests multiplying the final result by sqrt(x) over itself as a method to achieve simplification. The conversation indicates that the initial work presented was acceptable, although a thorough review was not conducted. This highlights the importance of peer feedback in mathematical problem-solving.

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I am still working on getting anything other than subscripts to post with my latex formatting, so for now I have posted a word document. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Joe
 

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Multiply your final result by sqrt(x) over itself. That will probably do the trick for you.

Caveat: I quickly scanned your work and it looked OK, but might have missed something.
 

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