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Find the derivative of f(x) = negative 11 divided by x at x = 9.

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remember the power rule

(dy)/(dx) x^m=mx^(m-1)
and the constant multipule rule

(dy)/(dx) cf(x)=c (dy)/(dx) f(x) wher c is a constant

so


f(x)= (-11)/(x) can be rewritten as

f(x)=-11x^(-1)
take deritivitve ad apply constnat multipule and power rule

f'(x)=-11(-1x^(-2))

f'(x)=11(x^(-2))

f'(x)= (11)/(x^2)

at x=9


f'(9)= (11)/(9^2)

f'(9)= (11)/(81)
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