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derivative of x.√x^2 + 1​

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Answered by Sk218
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Answer:

use product rule you will get the answer

Answered by amanking7838
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The easiest way is to expand the square as x+2+1x . You should be able to differentiate this.

Alternatively it is a composite function. First differentiate the square 2(x−−√+1x√) , then multiply by the derivative of x−−√+1x√ . This is 12x√−12x3√ .

Here’s an exercise for you: multiply these out and verify that the answer is the same as the first method

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