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How do you differentiate g(x)=xcosx?

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Answered by MissTanya
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⚫️ Step-by-step explanation of the solution :

On differenciating both sides we get...

g'(x)=d/dx(x).cosx+d/dx(cos x).x

g'(x)=1.cosx+(-sinx).x

g'(x) = cos x - x sinx

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hi mate☺️,by product rule answer is -xsinx+ cosx .ask doubts in comments .mark answer as brainlist.

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