Posted by Roger on Monday, September 19, 2011 at 1:58pm.
y= uv^-1
y'= u'/v -uv'/v^2
where u=(9x^2-4)^3
u'=3 (9x^2-4)^2 (18x)
v=(7x^2+4)
v'=14x
Have fun with the algebra simplifying it.
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