Answer to Question #16713 in Calculus for ana

Question #16713

what is the derivative of y=(x)/(x^2+)

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Unfortunately, the statement of your question is a bit confusing. Particularly, what is meant by (x^2+) ?
Please clarify the statement so we could help you

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