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How would one find the derivative of:

le=" {e}^{x sinx} " alt=" {e}^{x sinx} " align="absmiddle" class="latex-formula">

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wel2 years ago

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Answer:

xe^{xsinx}

Step-by-step explanation: $xe^{xsinx}$

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