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I have the equation
(x^2)/(sqrt(x+1))
This one has been stumping me, not sure how to reduce the derivative properly much less solve for 0.
I get it down to this using the quotient rule:
((x+1)^(1/2)*2x - x^2*1/2(x+1)^(-1/2)) / (x+1)
Just started learning derivative a few weeks ago and they're still stumping me. I'm really terrible at simplifying these down. Once it's simplified down how would I solve for ZERO to find the crit points?
Any help would be appreciated.
(x^2)/(sqrt(x+1))
This one has been stumping me, not sure how to reduce the derivative properly much less solve for 0.
I get it down to this using the quotient rule:
((x+1)^(1/2)*2x - x^2*1/2(x+1)^(-1/2)) / (x+1)
Just started learning derivative a few weeks ago and they're still stumping me. I'm really terrible at simplifying these down. Once it's simplified down how would I solve for ZERO to find the crit points?
Any help would be appreciated.