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[√x+3-√x-3]\[√x+3-√x-3] differentiate​

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Answered by shyamkanchiraju100
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Explanation:

for (√x+3-√x-3)/(√x+3-√x-3)

numerator and denominator are equal so both of

them will get cancelled.

so,

(√x+3-√x-3)/(√x+3-√x-3)=1

now, differentiating the term we get

d/dx(√x+3-√x-3)/√x+3-√x-3) = d/dx(1)

we know that d/dx(k)=0

if k =1 then

d/dx (1) =0

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