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    kdaly1101
    Nov 5, 2018

    Denominators

    will we be forced to NOT use the quotient rule for any rogue denominators, aka bring it up to the numerator with a negative exponent.... if so would we multiply it into the numerator for the time being whilst solving ??? thanks G

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    Mr. Gesjorskyj
    Nov 6, 2018

    If the numerator is a constant and the denominator is a single term involving x, it'd be quickest to "bring it up" and just use the power rule. The quotient rule will work though...just a bit unnecessary. I won't force you to not use it!

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    kdaly1101
    Nov 6, 2018

    okay thanks, there were a couple q's when I reviewed my answers in the product rule where I felt it'd be quicker for me to just do quotient, thanks

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