Find the derivatives of the function using differentiation rules/formulas Answer 44-46 41. y (1+4x)(3+x-x²)(-1)(?' +1)"43. y= (2x-5) (8x-5)44. y= (x +1)Vr +242. s =45. y=7-3xz-146. х%3Dz+1(y-1)*(y+2y)47. z=48. y=Vr +149. y =Vx+ Vx50. y = Vx+Vx+ Vx1+ Vi51. x=1-Vix-252. y=+13-S/353. z =

Given 44 y=x2+1x2+2345 y=x7-3x46 y=z-1z+1

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44. y (x +1)Vxr² +2 45. у 3 17-3x 46. x = Vz+1