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Find the derivative of the function.
g(x)=∫5x4xu2−1u2+1 du.

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Answer:


g'(x) = (5 *(25x^2-1))/((25x^2+1))- (4 * (16x^2-1))/((16x^2+1))

Explanation:

Given that:


g(x) = \int^(5x)_(4x) (u^2-1)/(u^2+1) \ \ du

Then: the derivative of the function is as follows:


g'(x) = ((5x)^2-1)/((5x)^2+1) \ \ (d)/(dx)(5x) -((4x)^2-1)/((4x)^2+1) \ \ (d)/(dx)(4x)


g'(x) = (5 *(25x^2-1))/((25x^2+1))- (4 * (16x^2-1))/((16x^2+1))

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