Posted by Ben on Wednesday, June 15, 2011 at 5:15pm.
These are standard formulas...
f()= 1/u
f'=-u'/u^2 where u is sqrt(8t-3), u'=4/sqrt( )
g= u/v
g'=-uv'/v^2 + u'/v where u=(4t-3)^2 v=(5t+1)^4
I assume you can do it from here.
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