It is a differentiation problem the question is like this

If Y is equal to X square + 2X divided by 3X -4 Then DY by DX is equal to?

By using quotient rule please solve the problem !

Answer for this is 3x square -8X-8 divided by (3X-4) whole square please explain every step in detail

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