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If F(x)=xcosx, what is the exact value of F′(0)?
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F'(x)=cosx-sinx.x F'(0)=1-0=0
first differentiate it..... F(x)=xcosx then f'(x)=cosx-xsinx then substitute f'(0)
F(x)=xcosx F'(x)=x(-sinx)+cosx = -x sinx + cos x F'(0)=-(0)( sin0) + cos 0 F'(0)= 0 + 1 = 1..............Answer
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