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@cwrw238 y=theta(sin(lntheta)+cos(lntheta), just like the other problem, the 2nd part cos(lnth..) i apply the chain rule correct?
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yes apply chain rule to sin (ln theta) and cos( ln theta)
would i apply the product rule the the 2nd part tho?
you could first expand the function to give theta * sin (ln theta) + theta* cos (ln theta) and apply the product rule to each part
about the product rule - it applies when u have the product of two functions
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