g(x)=(2+x)(7+x)(8+x) find g'(x)
how would i do a problem like this
saiberz, u there?
(f(x)*g(x))' = f'(x)*g(x) + f(x)*g'(x) so you can do it twice: g(x) = (2+x)'*(7+x)(8+x) + (2+x)*[(7+x)(8+x)]' g(x) = (1)(7+x)(8+x) + (2+x) [(7+x)'(8+x)+(7+x)(8+x)'] g(x) = (7+x)(8+x) + (2+x)*[(1)(8+x)+(7+x)(1)] i hope it helps you
o so i gotta use the product which i havent mastered yet lol
i meant to say product rule lol
so what would be the final answer?
just operate it g(x) = (7+x)(8+x) + (2+x)*[(1)(8+x)+(7+x)(1)] g(x) = x^2+15x+ 56 + 2x^2 + 19x +30 g(x) = 3x^2 + 34x +86 check it i'm not sure
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2x^2 + 19x +30 howd u get that ^^^
(2+x)*[(1)(8+x)+(7+x)(1)] is not that?
can u show me the steps please. sorry if im being complicated. i know how to FOIL but i always forget what to do when theres 3 rather 2 sets to FOIL out.
u left :(
just multiply : (2+x)*(8+x + 7 + x) (2+x)*(15+2x) 30 + 15x + 4x +2x^2 2x^2 + 19x + 30
i add? ...o i see
Yes, it is correct. Thanks for all the help. It is appreciated.
you are welcome
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