Math, asked by Akarsh9112, 10 months ago

If f(x)=xex and g(x)=sinx−x, what is f'(g(x))?

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Answered by Anonymous

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f(g(x))=sinxex-xex

after differentiating given equation above

f'(g(x))=2xe*cosxex-2xe

.....is the ans

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