Solution
Solution
Solution steps
Apply the Sum/Difference Rule:
Simplify
Popular Examples
(d^4)/(dx^4)(7e^{x^2})y^'+5x^{-1}y=x^6limit as x approaches 3 of 3/(x-3)derivative of ln(7-x^2)derivative of sum from n=0 to infinity of (1/6)^{n+1}
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the (2xe^{x+3}+e^{x+3}x^2)^' ?
The (2xe^{x+3}+e^{x+3}x^2)^' is e^{x+3}x^2+4e^{x+3}x+2e^{x+3}What is the first (2xe^{x+3}+e^{x+3}x^2)^' ?
The first (2xe^{x+3}+e^{x+3}x^2)^' is e^{x+3}x^2+4e^{x+3}x+2e^{x+3}