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find the dervative of y=(lnx+e^x)^5
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you have to use the chain rule do u know this
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power rule + chain rule to be exact
the chain rule says you first differentiate the function that is outside and then you inside little by little \[ \large (f\circ g)'=(f'\circ g)\cdot g' \]
here you have \[ \large f(x)=\ln x \] \[ \large g(x)=e^x \] \[ \large h(x)=x^5 \] then \[ \large y(x)=(h\circ(f+g))(x) \]
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do you know how to find h'(x) ?
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