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(ln(2*x+1000))'The calculation above is a derivative of the function f (x)
(1/(2*x+1000))*(2*x+1000)'
(1/(2*x+1000))*((2*x)'+(1000)')
(1/(2*x+1000))*(2*(x)'+(2)'*x+(1000)')
(1/(2*x+1000))*(2*(x)'+0*x+(1000)')
(1/(2*x+1000))*(0*x+2*1+(1000)')
(0+2)*(1/(2*x+1000))
2/(2*x+1000)
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