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Differentiate. R(t) = (t + e^t)(6 − sqrt(t)) WILL FAN AND GIVE MEDAL!!
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Convert the sqrt to a fractional exponent, FOIL it, and except for the product rule on the last term it's straightforward. Show some work for additional help.
(t+e^t)(6-t^/2) do i leave the e^t the same?? @NoelGreco
Yes. It's \[t ^{\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }}\]
when i foil i get 6t+t(-t^1/2)+6(e^t)-e^t(t^1/2)
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