Solution
Solution
Solution steps
Take the constant out:
Apply the Sum/Difference Rule:
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Popular Examples
(\partial)/(\partial x)(xsqrt((4-x^2)))y^{''}-4y^'+4y=x^2e^xy^'-y/x =xcos(x)derivative of 1/4 x^4-2x^2dx+e^{8x}dy=0
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the derivative of a(e^{bx}+be^{bx}x) ?
The derivative of a(e^{bx}+be^{bx}x) is a(b^2e^{bx}x+2be^{bx})What is the first derivative of a(e^{bx}+be^{bx}x) ?
The first derivative of a(e^{bx}+be^{bx}x) is a(b^2e^{bx}x+2be^{bx})