Problem 4: Differentiate the following functions using the product rule. You HAVE TO show all the steps as in the example below: Example: Differentiate f(x) = (4x^3 + x^{10})e^{5x} df/dx = (4x^3+x^{10})'e^{5x}+(4x^3+x^{10})(e^{5x})' = (12x^2+10x^9)e^{5x} + (4x^3+x^{10})(5e^{5x}) (a) f(x) = (x^4-8^x)(e^{3x}-3x^5) (b) g(x) = 8^{-4x}(x^6+ln(x)) (c) w(x) = (6ln(x)+7sqrt{x})3^{-x}
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Step 1:** Apply the product rule to differentiate the function \(f(x) = x^4 - 8x^2e^{3x} - 3x^5\): \[f'(x) = (x^4)' - (8x^2)'(e^{3x}) - (3x^5)'\] ** Show more…
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