Find dy/dx if y= sinx/2x+1

The quotient rule will need to be applied here.let u = sinx and let v = 2x+1du/dx = cosx and dv/dx =2thus using the quotient rule: (vdu/dx- udv/dx)/v^2(2xcosx +cosx - 2sinx)/ (2x+1)^2

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