Suppose =V1+ Vx. What is the correct result of the derivative of g with respect to x? A 8'(x) = 2/1+ Vx B 8'(x): 8'(x) = 4V1+ V 1 8'(x) = +x

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Suppose 8 (x) = VI+Vx. What is the correct result of the derivative of g with respect to x?
A 8 (x) =–
2/1+ V
1
B 8'(x) =
2Vx+.
xV
© 8 (x) =
4VI+ V
O 8 (x) =
4V x+xv
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose 8 (x) = VI+Vx. What is the correct result of the derivative of g with respect to x? A 8 (x) =– 2/1+ V 1 B 8'(x) = 2Vx+. xV © 8 (x) = 4VI+ V O 8 (x) = 4V x+xv
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