Raymond B. answered 09/25/20
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
F(v) = v(v+2)^-1
F'(v) = v(-1)(v+2)^-2 + (v+2)^-1
=-v/(v+2) + (v+2)/(v+2)^2 = 2/(v+2)^2
F'(v) = limit as h approaches zero of F(v+h)-F(v) all over h
eliminate h from denominator and then let h=0, and you should
get the same answer.
domain of the function F is any real number except v=-2
domain of the derivative F' is the same, any real number except v=-2
v= any real number except a value that makes the denominator zero