Here, you would just take the derivative with respect to x of x, which is just gonna be one, and the derivative with respect to x of two is just gonna be zero, and so all of this is just going to simplify to one. For taking the derivative of that, you're essentially just using the power rule. And so once again, just a simple algebraic recognition, things become much, much, much, much more simple. Let's do another example. So let's say that you were to see, or someone were to ask you to take the derivative with respect to x of, let me see. So let's say you had x squared plus two x minus five over, over x. So once again, you might be tempted to use the quotient rule.