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What is the derivative of \sqrt[4]{(e^{5x}/(x^2+1)}) ?
The derivative of \sqrt[4]{(e^{5x}/(x^2+1)}) is (e^{(5x)/4}(5(x^2+1)-2x))/(4(x^2+1)^{5/4)}What is the first derivative of \sqrt[4]{(e^{5x}/(x^2+1)}) ?
The first derivative of \sqrt[4]{(e^{5x}/(x^2+1)}) is (e^{(5x)/4}(5(x^2+1)-2x))/(4(x^2+1)^{5/4)}