Solution
Solution
Solution steps
Apply the chain rule:
Simplify
Popular Examples
integral from 0 to 3 of 4xlimit as x approaches-1 of (x^2+x)/(x+1)(2x+y)dx+(x-2y)dy=0(ln(e^x))^'f(x)=4x^2ln(4x)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the derivative of \sqrt[3]{tan(x+e^{2x}}) ?
The derivative of \sqrt[3]{tan(x+e^{2x}}) is (sec^2(x)+2e^{2x})/(3(tan(x)+e^{2x))^{2/3}}What is the first derivative of \sqrt[3]{tan(x+e^{2x}}) ?
The first derivative of \sqrt[3]{tan(x+e^{2x}}) is (sec^2(x)+2e^{2x})/(3(tan(x)+e^{2x))^{2/3}}