Find the derivative. You DO NOT need to simplify.
y = (2 - 2x2 + x5 - sqrt(x)) / (x)
Doug C.
answered 09/27/21
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You have a choice here.
- Use the quotient rule
- First divide the x in the denominator into every term of the numerator, then find the derivative term by term using the power rule (my choice).
First you should rewrite √x as x1/2.
Using 2nd choice:
y = 2x-1-2x+x4-x-1/2
Then y' = -2x-2.... (you should be able to take it from there)
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