Mia L.

asked • 10/12/15

Differentiate f(x) = A/(B + Ce^x)

Differentiate f(x) = A/(B + Ce^x)

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f(x) = A/(B+Cex) = A(B+Cex)-1
 
f'(x) = -A(B+Cex)-2[d/dx(B+Cex)]
 
       = -A(B+Cex)-2(Cex)
 
       = -ACex/(B+Cex)2
 
 
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Mia L.

Hm... I don't understand why the A doesn't get pushed down to the denominator
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Mia L.

Wait, yes I do!! Never mind, haha. Thanks for you help!
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