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(x + 5) / (x^3 + x - 4)

No matter how many times I use the quotient rule my teacher taught me, I can never get the right derivative using it. Can someone explain how exactly to get this answer?
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You have to do the Quotient rule\

High is the numerator
Low is the Denominator
Der is Derivative

[(Low)(Der of High)] - [(High)(Der of Low)]
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 (Low)^2

Then simplify
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