can someone help me find the outside and inside function for y = xe^(-2x) so i can find the derivative?

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sgadi · Answer

what is inside and outside functions?

anonymous · Answer

Oh to take the derivative, you use the product rule and chain rule together. The product is composed of two parts, one is x, and the other is e^(-2x). The e^(-2x) involves a chain rule, because the inside is -2x, where the outside is e. So by taking the derivative of y with respect to x, you get

$$1e ^{-2x}+xe ^{-2x}*-2$$

anonymous · Answer

Let me know if this helps. If it did, then please raise my fan level. Ty

anonymous · Answer

Yes that did help! thank u!