Use Logarithmic Differentiation to Differentiate $\left( \frac { t + e } { t - e } \right)$

question 50

Short Answer

Use logarithmic differentiation to differentiate.
-ln $\left( \frac { t + e } { t - e } \right)$ Enter your answer as just $\frac { a e } { t ^ { n } \pm e ^ { m } }$ .

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