Derivatives - Quotient and Chain Rule and Simplifying

Derivatives - Quotient and Chain Rule and Simplifying - One complete example.
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[ElDirectorRJ]

Thanks, goin back to ap calc this semester after a semester long break and can't remember any of this. This really helped

[patrickJMT]

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[SnoraxLorax]

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[Matt Hooper]

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[TheRedParallel]

Can you please explain more on how you simplify and factorise.. i don't get how 1/2 cancels out 2x etc and why you pull out the x... can you say why you do instead of just doing it. thanks

[wonderhwu]

If you want to turn a negative exponent to a positive exponent, move it from the top to the bottom. So now it's (x^2+5)^1/2, not ^-1/2

[Cabezas Jorge]

At 5:10 , Why did he decide to move the (x^2+5)^-1\2 from the numerator to the denominator?

[di3inglife]

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[Kurt Ekdahl]

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[Tyrone Khalifa]

Thanks a lot, you help me more than my tutor that I pay good money lol.

[lorenz kristine liu]

coooooool. :> i easily got over it. i thought chain rule was difficult. thanks. :3

[Gerda Šadurska]

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