(b) ( [1+2 mathrm{pts}] ) Find the following derivatives. Show your work and clearly state the rules that are applied. Simplify your answer whenever reasonable. (i) Find ( frac{d}{d x} e^{3 x} sin left(x^{2} ight) )
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