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Hi. How many ways to prove the following: If y"=f".g+2f'g'+2f.g" then y^13=?
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Is that thirteen derivatives?
Let y = fg then y'= f'g +g'f then y" = f''g +f'g' + g" f+g'f' = f"g+2f'g'+fg" Hence I don't know how can you get \(y"= f"g+2f'g +\large{2}fg"\)
There's a name for this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Leibniz_rule
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