Asked by Anonymous
Differentiate.
e^cos(x^2+1)
Is the answer -2xe^cos(x^2+1) sin(x^2+1)?
e^cos(x^2+1)
Is the answer -2xe^cos(x^2+1) sin(x^2+1)?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
The derivative of e^z is
e^z * dz/dx
so here
the derivative is
e^cos(x^2+1) * -sin(x^2+1)*2x
e^z * dz/dx
so here
the derivative is
e^cos(x^2+1) * -sin(x^2+1)*2x
Answered by
bobpursley
yes, you are correct.
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