Let f (x) = x e>x. Find a formula for the nth derivative of f, where n is any positive integer. Use x and n in your answer if needed. f(n)(x) = (n-1) ex + 5"xex n·5

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Let f (x) = x e5x.
Find a formula for the nth derivative of f, where n is any positive integer. Use x and n in your answer if needed.
f(n)(x) =
(n-1)
n·5
ex +5"xe*
Transcribed Image Text:Let f (x) = x e5x. Find a formula for the nth derivative of f, where n is any positive integer. Use x and n in your answer if needed. f(n)(x) = (n-1) n·5 ex +5"xe*
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