Question 5 The first derivative of the function f (x) = (x2 + 2) cos(x) is: f= -5 5(x2+2) "(sinx) O-5(x2+2) *cosx + (x2+

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Question 5 The first derivative of the function f (x) = (x2 + 2) cos(x) is: f= -5 5(x2+2) "(sinx) O-5(x2+2) *cosx + (x2+

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Question 5 The First Derivative Of The Function F X X2 2 Cos X Is F 5 5 X2 2 Sinx O 5 X2 2 Cosx X2 1
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Question 5 The first derivative of the function f (x) = (x2 + 2) cos(x) is: f= -5 5(x2+2) "(sinx) O-5(x2+2) *cosx + (x2+2) Ssinx O-10x(x242)cosx - (x2+2) Ssinx O-10x(x2+2) *cosx - (x242) "sinx Question 6 Calculate the first derivative of the function f () = 2x e-* at the point x=-266. Express the answer with two decimal places.
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