Question

How do I differentiate 4000/sqrt(x^6+100)

Answer 1

4000/sqrt(X^6+100)       sqrt= square root right?

4000/(X^6+100)^.5 put it into simpler terms

(X^6+100)^.5 (0)-2000(X^6+100)^-.5  now use the quotient rule

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[(X^6+100)^.5]^2

Then you just solve the equation, remembering that a ^-N means you have to move it to the denominator. if this is not enough comment and ill solve full thing, but this is how you do it (i think).