If f (x) = e2*[sin(x)]², what is f' (x)?

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If f (x) = e2*[sin(x)]², what is f' (x)?
o f'(x) = e2^[sin(x)]² – 2e2* [cos(2x)]
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o f'(x) = 2e2*[sin(x)]? + 2e2* cos(x) sin(x)
o f'(x) = e2*[sin(x)1² + 2e²*[cos(2x)]²
o f'(x) = 2e²^[sin(x)]? – 2e2* cos(x) sin(x)
Transcribed Image Text:If f (x) = e2*[sin(x)]², what is f' (x)? o f'(x) = e2^[sin(x)]² – 2e2* [cos(2x)] - o f'(x) = 2e2*[sin(x)]? + 2e2* cos(x) sin(x) o f'(x) = e2*[sin(x)1² + 2e²*[cos(2x)]² o f'(x) = 2e²^[sin(x)]? – 2e2* cos(x) sin(x)
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If f (x) :
and g(x) = f-'(x), what is g' (x) ?
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g' (x)
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Transcribed Image Text:= , 1 If f (x) : and g(x) = f-'(x), what is g' (x) ? X-4 o gʻ(x) = - 1 g' (x) x2 o gʻ(x) = 2 x2 o gʻ(x) = x2 o gʻ(x) = - 2 x2
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