Solution
Solution
Solution steps
Apply the Product Rule:
Popular Examples
y^{''}-4y^'+3y=7x^3e^{(2x)}cos(2x)limit as x approaches 0 of 1/(e^x+1)integral of (sin^3(x))/(cos^7(x))derivative of 4/3 pix^3integral from 1 to 100 of (37)/(x^3)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the derivative of x^4(x-2^3) ?
The derivative of x^4(x-2^3) is 4x^3(x-2)^3+3(x-2)^2x^4What is the first derivative of x^4(x-2^3) ?
The first derivative of x^4(x-2^3) is 4x^3(x-2)^3+3(x-2)^2x^4