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Quotient Rule
Apply the quotient rule to f(x) = p(x)/q(x) and show that f′(0) = p′(0)/q(0) if
p(0) = 0. Hence evaluate f′(0),
wheref(x) =xe^2x/(2 − x)(1 − x)^2
The quotient rule is applied to finding a derivative.
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