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Homework Statement
([2x+1/4x+3]^2)
Homework Equations
Exponent and quotient rule
The Attempt at a Solution
Would this become:
2* (2x+1/4x+3) then do the quotient rule?
Question about should I do exponent rule before quotient rule for derivative
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([2x+1/4x+3]^2)
Exponent and quotient rule
Would this become:
2* (2x+1/4x+3) then do the quotient rule?
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Torshi said:Homework Statement
([2x+1/4x+3]^2)
Homework Equations
Exponent and quotient rule
The Attempt at a Solution
Would this become:
2* (2x+1/4x+3) then do the quotient rule?
Yes, but what you wrote is incorrect, due to missing parentheses. 2x + 1/4x + 3 means this:
2x + (1/4)x + 3
Do you mean (2x + 1)/(4x + 3)?
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