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Derivative of the function. F(t) = e8t sin 2t

User Klinger
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We'll use that:


g(x)=e^(f(x))\\\\ g'(x)=f'(x)e^(f(x))

So:


f(t)=e^(8t\sin(2t))\\\\ f'(t)=[8t\sin(2t)]'e^(8t\sin(2t))\\\\ f'(t)=[(8t)'\sin(2t)+8t(\sin(2t))']e^(8t\sin(2t))\\\\ f'(t)=[8\sin(2t)+8t(2\cos(2t))]e^(8t\sin(2t))\\\\ \boxed{f'(t)=8(\sin(2t)+2t\cos(2t))e^(8t\sin(2t))}
User Ajwl
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Answer:


e^(8t) (2cos2t+8sin2t)

Explanation:

Given is a funciton in t


F(t) = e^(8t) sin 2t

We have to find the derivative

Since this is product of two functions we use product rule as uv'+vu'

Here
u = e^(8t) \\u'=8e^(8t)


v=sin2t\\v'=2cos 2t

Hence derivative =


F'(t) = e^(8t) (2cos2t+8sin2t)

User Swarnamayee Mallia
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