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f(x) = 3 x^(2)ln x what is f'(x)= andf'(e^4)=
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find the 1st derivative using the product rule u 3x^2 u' = 6x v = ln(x) v' = 1/x so \[f'(x) = u \times v' + v \times u'\] substitute and simplify... the 2nd part is the substitute \[x = e^4\] into the derivative above. hope this helps
f'(x)= \[3x(1+ 2\ln x )\] f'(e^4)= \[27e ^{4}\]
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