1. Differentiate $g(x)$ using the chain rule and the quotient rule.
g′(x)=1+(1−2x2+x)21⋅(1−2x)2(1−2x)(1)−(2+x)(−2)
2. Simplify the expression by evaluating the derivative of the quotient.
g′(x)=1+(1−2x)2(2+x)21⋅(1−2x)21−2x+4+2x
g′(x)=(1−2x)2(1−2x)2+(2+x)21⋅(1−2x)25
3. Combine the fractions and expand the denominator to reach the simplest form.
g′(x)=(1−2x)2+(2+x)2(1−2x)2⋅(1−2x)25
g′(x)=(1−2x)2+(2+x)25
g′(x)=1−4x+4x2+4+4x+x25
g′(x)=5+5x25
g′(x)=1+x21
答案1+x21