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Simple Derivative

 
 
Reply Sat 4 Dec, 2004 11:51 pm
Is 2t(2te^(t^2))+2e^(t^2) the derivative of 2te^(t^2)? Please let me know if I'm on the right track.
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Reply Sun 5 Dec, 2004 09:46 am
remember
d(abc)/dt=(bc)da/dt+(ac)db/dt+(ab)dc/dt

let a=2
b=t
and c=e^(t^2)

da/dt=d(2)/dt=0 remember derivitives of constants are 0

db/dt=dt/dt=1

and dc/dt=d(e^(t^2))/dt=e^(t^2)d(t^2)/dt=2te^(t^2) apply the chain rule

It looks like you're on the right track

Rap
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