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Mathematical Applications for the Management, Life, and Social Sciences11th Edition

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Use the Quotient Rule to show that the Powers of x Rule applies to negative integer powers. That is, show that ( d / d x ) x " = n x n − 1 when  n   =   − k , k >   0 , by finding the derivative of f ( x ) =   1   / ( x k ) .

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To prove: The rule of a derivative ddx(xn)=nxn−1 when n=−k(k>0) using quotient rule by finding the derivative of f(x)=1xk.

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The provided function is,

f(x)=1xk

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According to the quotient rule of derivative,

f′(u(x)v(x))=v(x)(u′(x))−u(x)(v′(x))[v(x)]2

Proof:

Consider the provided function,

f(x)=1xk

Now, use the quotient rule of derivative,

f′(u(x)v(x))=v(x)(u′(x))−u(x)(v′(x))[v(x)]2

To obtain the derivative of this function by substituting xk for v(x) and 1 for u(x) as,

f′(x)=xk⋅(<

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