I dont understand what ive done wrong

[thorn dew]

well ive been trying this question and i dont know where ive gone wrong, so i wanted to see how the people here would solve it, to see where i made a mistake . thank you

[granite arrow]

ah dr frost

i would take out 1/3

and divide the numerator by the denominator

then differentiate and make sure to times it by 1/3

[gusty sorrel]

that seems so extra

you can just use the quotient rule/product rule. i feel like factorising first could make it more likely to make a mistake in this scenario

[thorn dew]

what i did was change the power of 5 in the denominator to a -5, and then multiply, and then differentiate from there

but it told me i was wrong

[raw iris]

What was your answer?

Perhaps you missed something when differentiating

[gusty sorrel]

that should be fine

perhaps you went wrong somewhere in your working out? if it is DrFrost, it's also possible it wants something really specific which is stupid

i don't like DrFrost personally

i haven't rly used it but I've seen too much from my friend such as when he wrote + C and it rejected it cuz it's not + c

like god, a .tolower() can't be that hard there's no excuse from a programming perspective

[gusty sorrel]

its so weird i didn't notice you could divide each term 😭

[thorn dew]

Yeah I saw a lot of that when I was looking for advice/answers online

[granite arrow]

quotient rule is too long just divide

[gusty sorrel]

hey, if it works, it works