Derivative

[modern charm]

Hey! Would you find the derivative by using the ln properties or by using the chain rule? Thanks

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[flat linden]

hmm, i think if you split it up first the derivatives are easier to take

quotient law is pretty messy

[modern charm]

@flat linden thank you! I tried the chain rule. But then got confused with canceling out stuff. I will try splitting them up. But you don't think it makes a difference right? Thank u so much for ur help tho

[flat linden]

they should be equal yea

[modern charm]

@flat linden thank u for ur help 🙂

[flat linden]

yw!

[warped yew]

It would be better to do with chain rule

To achieve the simplest form

[modern charm]

@warped yew Alright thanks!

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