consider the function y= sin(x) /{ x + x^{2} } .
LET denote the n'th derivative of y. Then find the value of 90 * - 6480 * when the value of x limits to zero {i.e as x tends to zero}
This problem is inspired by this one. .
asterix(*) denotes multiplication.
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