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1) If f(x)= 2arctan(4e^x), find f'(x)=

2)Let f(x)=ln[x^9(x+3)^3(x^2+9)^9], find f'(x)=

3)If f(x)=3sqrt(x)ln(x), find f'=

find f'(2)=


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Preview: ... we can find the derivative. The chain rule is defined as d/dx of f(g(x))= f'(g(x))g'(x).<br><br>3. (3ln(x))/(2sqrt(x)) + 3/sqrt(x ...

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Preview: ... 2+9) + 3(4x+9)/(x(x+3))<br> f'(2)=7.86923 ...

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