SOLUTION: could you please find the derivatives of the function given by: y=((2/x^2)+x)^-1/3 please show all working

SOLUTION: could you please find the derivatives of the function given by: y=((2/x^2)+x)^-1/3 please show all working

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Question 328340: could you please find the derivatives of the function given by:
y=((2/x^2)+x)^-1/3
please show all working
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Use the chain rule.
Let

Put it all together,

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