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I have a calculus question about derivatives:
\frac{ - 3sin(x)}{ 10x {}^1 {}^0{ - 6} {} }

User Eboney
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we have the expression


(-3sin(x))/(10x^(10)-6)

Applying the quotient rule

The derivative is equal to


(-3s\imaginaryI n(x))/(10x^(10)-6)=((-3sin(x))^(\prime)(10x^(10)-6)-(-3sin(x))(10x^(10)-6)^(\prime))/((10x^(10)-6)^2)
((-3cos(x))(10x^(10)-6)+(3s\imaginaryI n(x))(100x^9))/((10x^(10)-6)^2)
(-30x^(10)cos(x)+18cos(x)+300x^9sin(x))/((10x^(10)-6)^2)

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