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The derivative of ax2+bcx2+d is g(x)(cx2+d)2. Find g(x).
Contains a video solving a similar quotient rule example. Although does not explicitly find g(x) as asked in the question, but this is obvious.
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Bill Foster 55 years, 2 months ago
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{f(x)={a}x2+{b}{c}x2+{d}}
You are given that dfdx={g(x)({c}x2+{d})2}
for a polynomial g(x). You are asked to find g(x)
g(x)=
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- mathcentre: Quotient rule practice by Bill Foster in Bill's workspace.
- First Exam by Sarah Jowett in Sarah's workspace.
- Bradford: Quotient rule practice by Bill Foster in Bill's workspace.
- Maths Support: Quotient rule by Christian Lawson-Perfect in Maths Support Wiki.
- Differentiation by Aneela Arshad in Aneela's workspace.
- Calculous: 1 by Aneela Arshad in Aneela's workspace.
- Differentiation by Bill Foster in Bill's workspace.
- Quotient rule by Marlon Arcila in Derivadas.
- Blathnaid's copy of Quotient rule by Blathnaid Sheridan in Blathnaid's workspace.