Solution
Solution
Solution steps
Apply the Sum/Difference Rule:
Popular Examples
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the derivative of x/y+y/x ?
The derivative of x/y+y/x is (y-x\frac{dy)/(dx)}{y^2}+(x\frac{dy)/(dx)-y}{x^2}What is the first derivative of x/y+y/x ?
The first derivative of x/y+y/x is (y-x\frac{dy)/(dx)}{y^2}+(x\frac{dy)/(dx)-y}{x^2}