what is the nth derivative of (e^3x) * (sin^2 4x)
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Its simple, just need application of Product and Chain Rule for Diffrentiation.
for reminder:
Product Rule :
[f(x)g(x)]′=f′(x)g(x)+f(x)g′(x)
Chain Rule :
[f(g(x))]′=f′(g(x)) . g′(x)
Now for further answer, I will use Leibnitz Notation
ddx(e3xsin4x)=sin4xddx(e3x)+e3xddx(sin4x)
Now,
ddx(e3x)=de3xd(3x).d(3x)dx
=3e3x
For sine function:
ddx(sin4x)=d(sin4x)d(4x).d(4x)dx
=4cos4x
Putting these results in above expression:
ddx(e3xsin4x)
=3e3xsin4x+4e3xcos4x
Which is the required solution.
Hope it helps!
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