Problem Set D(1) A course repeater claims that his brother who did some Calculus at college years ago, butcurrently on some cough medication, believes that the first derivative of4x(2x - 1)(x +3),x +12x 1(2x - 1)6x² + 3)x +12x(x) =is l'(x)Izxi -1* x + 3and(x + 8)2-3yUsing the product, qoutient and chain rules you learnt in Unit 7 of this Course, could you(x + 8)"14xis g'(x)=30xthat the first derivative of g(x)(2- 3x)Ix +8'2-3xconfirm whether his brother is right, wrong or a little tipsy.

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(1) A course repeater claims that his brother who did some Calculus at college years ago, but currently on some cough medication, believes that the first derivative of (Zx - 1)(x +3) 2x 1(2x - 1)6x² + 3) +1 2x (x) = x +1 is f'(x) and +8) that the first derivative of g(x) "- (2-3) (x + 8) 2-3x1 (2-3x) Using the product, qoutient and chain rules you learnt in Unit 7 of this Course, could you 14x is g'(x) = 30x confirm whether his brother is right, wrong or a little tipsy.

(1) A course repeater claims that his brother who did some Calculus at college years ago, but currently on some cough medication, believes that the first derivative of (Zx - 1)(x +3) 2x 1(2x - 1)6x² + 3) +1 2x (x) = x +1 is f'(x) and +8) that the first derivative of g(x) "- (2-3) (x + 8) 2-3x1 (2-3x) Using the product, qoutient and chain rules you learnt in Unit 7 of this Course, could you 14x is g'(x) = 30x confirm whether his brother is right, wrong or a little tipsy.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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