Is it true or false! I need help fast thanks!

Gamozzii asked Jun 19, 2023

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The answer is True.

On differentiating using product rule,

$\mathsf {(d)/(dx)[xe^(x)] = x(e^(x))+e^(x)(1)}$

$\mathsf {(d)/(dx)[xe^(x)] = e^(x)(x + 1)}$

The general form of product rule :

$\boxed {(d)/(dx)(ab) = a(b')+b(a')}$

Arfeo answered Jun 23, 2023

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