differentiate of x2 sin x
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Step-by-step explanation:
Explanation:
The product rule states that:
ddx(uv)=u'v+uv'
Where u and v are functions of x .
In x2sinx , we have two functions: x2 and sinx
. Since they are being multiplied together, we'll need to use the product rule to find the derivative.
Let u=x2 and v=sinx :u=x2→u'=2x
v=sinx→v'=cosx
Making necessary substitutions in the product rule, we have:
(2x)(sinx)+(x2)(cosx)
=2xsinx+x2cosx
We can't really simplify this further, so we'll leave it as our final answer.
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