Solution
Solution
Solution steps
Apply the Product Rule:
Simplify
Popular Examples
integral of (sin(x)cos^5(x))(4cos(t))^'area y=4x^2,y=6x^2,y=6-5xy=(x^x+1)^2d/(dθ)(-n/2*ln(2pi)-n/2*ln(θ^2))
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the derivative of xe^{x^2y} ?
The derivative of xe^{x^2y} is e^{x^2y}+e^{x^2y}x(2xy+x^2(dy)/(dx))What is the first derivative of xe^{x^2y} ?
The first derivative of xe^{x^2y} is e^{x^2y}+e^{x^2y}x(2xy+x^2(dy)/(dx))