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Or you dont have to, but i figure if no one wants to they wouldnt. so without further ado...
(v{4z+6})e^(1z)
using the product rule wouldnt the answer be: 2(4z+6)^0.5 *(e^(1z))+(4z+6)*(5e^(1z))
this one is a bit harder than the regular questions so if no one answers it i uuuuuuunderstand. im just going nuts
(v{4z+6})e^(1z)
using the product rule wouldnt the answer be: 2(4z+6)^0.5 *(e^(1z))+(4z+6)*(5e^(1z))
this one is a bit harder than the regular questions so if no one answers it i uuuuuuunderstand. im just going nuts