Answer Happy • We'll find f′(t)⋅g′(t) in two steps. First, use the Power Rule short-cut to find f′(t) and g′(t). f′(t)=4t g′(t)=3t2+4 f

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We'll find f′(t)⋅g′(t) in two steps. First, use the Power Rule short-cut to find f′(t) and g′(t). f′(t)=4t g′(t)=3t2+4 f

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: We Ll Find F T G T In Two Steps First Use The Power Rule Short Cut To Find F T And G T F T 4t G T 3t2 4 F 1 (32.54 KiB) Viewed 38 times

We'll find f′(t)⋅g′(t) in two steps. First, use the Power Rule short-cut to find f′(t) and g′(t). f′(t)=4t g′(t)=3t2+4 f′(t)=31t3 g′(t)=t4+2t2