How To Find The Derivative of a Fraction - Calculus

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for 6:50 why is the derivative not -3.5/x^3/2?

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this is the comment i was looking for, I think that's a mistake, since we should add both negative exponents

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-3.5 converted into a fraction is -7/2

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Is d/dx the same as dy/dx? It's confusing when I'm watching slightly different stuff to what I was taught in school, didn't do d/dx, just dy/dx

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ugh there's nobody else covering dy/dx for the fractions I need why do so many people do stuff on d/dx, I never did that in school

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d/dx is the notation for just taking a derivative with respect to x. dy/dy means you are taking the derivative of a function y with respect to x. For example, if you took the derivative of y=x^2, then dy/dx=2x. You took a derivative of y with respect to x. So the two notations both mean "derivative" but are used in different scenarios. Hope that helps!

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in the last proplem why woudn't 7 and 3 be a factor because 7+3=10 7x3=21 so 3(x-7) (x+3)

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at 10:06 it should be 3.5x^-1.5/2 not 7

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