Solving an Nth Derivative Problem with f(x)= (3x+7)/(x+2)

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Hey guys,
I'm fairly new to the topic of nth derivative.
can some one please help me in solving this problem?
f(x)= (3x+7)/(x+2).
it would be a great help.
Thanks
 
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yeah dude I can find the first derivative ... I need to find the nth derivative directly ... so is there some simplification or formula to find the nth derivative?
 
Take the first several derivatives to help find a pattern. This is what I found:

the nth derivative is [((-1)^n)(n!)]/[(x+2)^(n+1)
 
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