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Calc 3
No clue
Some prefer doing f(x)/g(x) as f(x)g(x)^-1 and then applying the product/chain rule.
You could also set f(x)/g(x) = z then doing ln(z) = ln(f(x)) - ln(g(x)) and then differentiating
Then solve for z’ which is your answer