Quotient rule - Harder derivatives example

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[patrique]

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[goat]

Wow this video is amazing. You show all the steps and explain it so well. Best video on YouTube. Thank you so much!

[minezro]

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[GS-htfo]

What if my professor asks us to do this problem using the quotient rule and then asks us to do it using the chain rule? I don’t know how to do this just with quotient rule. Similar hi term with (7x-5)^3

[arlenegacos]

Very nice video... continue and more hard example..

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[hunterschmidt]

what if the denominator has raise to a power as the numerator. how i should solve this problem?

[sarahtahir]

@4:30
If you take 2x common then why you write just 3 in leftovers instead of 3x?

[mohammadhamza]

This could be easily in 3 steps by taking ln on both sides and then derivating w.r.t x

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