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Derivative of 3+xsin(pi(x))
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product rule, then chain-rule it
you need the product rule if y = uv then y' = u'v +uv'
I got y′ = (x pi'(x)cos(pi(x)+ sin(pi(x)) but I am not sure if I did it right.
hmmm derivative of x is 1
other than that, looks ok
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wait so what should I change? should I make x=1 instead?
(x pi'(x)cos(pi(x)+ sin(pi(x)) ^ that x
I was wondering about that lone x
\(\bf y=3+xsin(\pi x) \quad y'=[1\cdot sin(\pi x)] +[x\cdot cos(\pi x)\cdot \pi]\)
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