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let f and g be defined on an interval I. If f and g be derivable at x belongs to I and if g(x) not equal to 0 then the function f÷g is also derivable at x

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let f and g be defined on an interval I. If f and g be derivable at x belongs to I and if g(x) not equal to 0 then the function f÷g is also derivable at x​

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let f and g be defined on an interval I. If f and g be derivable at x belongs to I and if g(x) not equal to 0 then the function f÷g is also derivable at x