Question*The derivative of the function f (x)3 ) (E- cosx) is:(sinx +2x(cosx+6x*)(-- cCOSX+(cosx + 6r) (-급+ sin)1+sinxx2+ 2r)(-+ sine)12x3)+ sinx)This optionThis option(-cosx + 6x)(-COSX(sinx + 2x)(-sinxO# WM

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The derivative of the function f (x) = (sinx +2x) (- %3D -COSX is: (cosx + 6x*)(; - cosx) + (sinx + 2x*) (-+ sinx) (cosx + 6x*)(-+ sine) This option O This option (-cosx + 6x*)( -COSX+ (sinx +2x) (-- sinx)

The derivative of the function f (x) = (sinx +2x) (- %3D -COSX is: (cosx + 6x)(; - cosx) + (sinx + 2x) (-+ sinx) (cosx + 6x)(-+ sine) This option O This option (-cosx + 6x)( -COSX+ (sinx +2x) (-- sinx)

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Problem 1RCC: (a) What is a function? What are its domain and range? (b) What is the graph of a function? (c) How...

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