Solution
Solution
Solution steps
Apply the Sum/Difference Rule:
Popular Examples
limit as x approaches 2 of 1/(x(x-2))(\partial)/(\partial x)(x^2y+xy^3)limit as x approaches infinity of 2/3derivative of 1+x^{3/2}(\partial)/(\partial x)(7/(7x+8y))
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the derivative of e^{sin(2x}+sin(e^{2x})) ?
The derivative of e^{sin(2x}+sin(e^{2x})) is e^{sin(2x)}cos(2x)*2+cos(e^{2x})e^{2x}*2What is the first derivative of e^{sin(2x}+sin(e^{2x})) ?
The first derivative of e^{sin(2x}+sin(e^{2x})) is e^{sin(2x)}cos(2x)*2+cos(e^{2x})e^{2x}*2