dyIf y = (In x+ 1)(2x³ – 3x),thenwill bedxA. (In x+ 1)(6x² – 3) + (2x³ – 3x) (÷ + 1)|B. (In x + 1)(6x? - 3) + (2x3 – 3x) In x|С. (In x + 1)(6x? — 3) + (2x? — 3)|D. (Inx+ 1)(6x² + 3) + (2x³ – 3x) (- 1)

To differentiate the function, product rule is applied where (lnx+1) is one function and (2x3-3x) is…

dy If y = (In x + 1)(2x³ – 3x), then will be %3| dx A. (In x + 1)(6x? – 3) + (2x³ – 3x)(÷ +1) В. (Inx + 1)(6х? - 3) + (2x3 — 3х) In x | C. (In x+ 1)(6x² – 3) + (2x² – 3) | D. (In x + 1)(6x² + 3) + (2x³ – 3x) (÷ – 1)

dy If y = (In x + 1)(2x³ – 3x), then will be %3| dx A. (In x + 1)(6x? – 3) + (2x³ – 3x)(÷ +1) В. (Inx + 1)(6х? - 3) + (2x3 — 3х) In x | C. (In x+ 1)(6x² – 3) + (2x² – 3) | D. (In x + 1)(6x² + 3) + (2x³ – 3x) (÷ – 1)

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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