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Find the derivatives of m(x)=2ln((x^(3)e^(x))/(x^(2)-4)^(1/2)) and h(x)=(e^(3x))/(1-e^(-3x))

Find the derivatives of m(x)=2ln((x^(3)e^(x))/(x^(2)-4)^(1/2)) and h(x)=(e^(3x))/(1-e^(-3x))

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