Find, from first principle the derivative of 1/x^2+1 with respect to x.

Gwillie asked Apr 15, 2023

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Gwillie asked Apr 15, 2023

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Answer:

d/dx = -2/x^3

Explanation:

1/x^2 + 1

We can solve for the derivative using the power rule

d/dx = -2/x^3 + 0

d/dx = -2/x^3

Dan Berlyoung answered Apr 22, 2023

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