So once again, you might be tempted to use the quotient rule. This looks like the quotient of two expressions, but then you might realize, well, there's some algebraic manipulations I can do to make this simpler. You could express this as a product. You could say that this is the same thing as, and I'm just gonna focus on what's inside the parentheses or inside the brackets. This is the same thing as x to the negative one times x squared plus two x minus five. And then you might want to apply the product rule, but there's even a better simplification here. You could just divide each of these terms by x, or one way to think about it, distribute this one over x across all the terms.