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se the chain and product rules to prove the quotient rule. In other words, show that dy ƒ'(x)g(x) —'g'(x)ƒ(x) [g(x)]² f(x) g(x)' dx then y = -

se the chain and product rules to prove the quotient rule. In other words, show that dy ƒ'(x)g(x) —'g'(x)ƒ(x) [g(x)]² f(x) g(x)' dx then y = -

Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Author:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.
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Use the chain and product rules to prove the quotient rule. In other words, show that f(x) then f'(x)g(x) — g'(x)f(x) [g(x)]² g(x)' if y = dy dx
Transcribed Image Text:Use the chain and product rules to prove the quotient rule. In other words, show that f(x) then f'(x)g(x) — g'(x)f(x) [g(x)]² g(x)' if y = dy dx
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