Derivative of ln(x+6/x+2)

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Derivative of ln(x+6/x+2): 


(ln(x+6/x+2))'

(1/(x+6/x+2))*(x+6/x+2)'

(1/(x+6/x+2))*((x+6/x)'+(2)')

(1/(x+6/x+2))*((x)'+(6/x)'+(2)')

(1/(x+6/x+2))*((6/x)'+(2)'+1)

(1/(x+6/x+2))*(((6)'*x-(6*(x)'))/(x^2)+(2)'+1)

(1/(x+6/x+2))*((0*x-(6*(x)'))/(x^2)+(2)'+1)

(1/(x+6/x+2))*((0*x-(6*1))/(x^2)+(2)'+1)

(1/(x+6/x+2))*(0-6/(x^2)+1)

(1-(6/(x^2)))/((x^3+6*x)/(x^2)+2)

The calculation above is a derivative of the function f (x)

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