4. Use the chain and product rules to prove the quotient rule. In other words, show thatif yf'(x)g(x) — g'(x)f(x)then9(x)'[g(x)]²dydx

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