We want to find
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Recall the product rule: for 2 differentiable functions f and g, the derivative of their product is as follows:
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Thus,
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Answer: A)
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Answer: Friday
Step-by-step explanation: If you had hot sandwiches, tacos, and salad on every day of the week except for Friday, then pizza would be served on Friday. Hope this helped!
1764 inches cubed. First you multiply 1.5 times 12 so that it is in inches. Then u get 18. U multiply 14 by 18 by 7 and u get 1764.
-4(2y)+11y=15, -8y+11y=3y=15: y=5
X=2(5)=10
To check your work -4(10)+11(5)=15
15=15
The largest possible value of b is 10, since for some x = x₀ it could be the case that f(x₀) = -5 and g(x₀) = -2; then f(x₀) g(x₀) = -5 × -2 = 10.
