Answer:
1.
d. (-14) + (-8)
2.
a. (-14) + 8
Step-by-step explanation:
(-14) - 8 is equal to (-14) + (-8) because we still add two negative values so the result wouldn't change.
(-14) - (-8) is equal to (-14) + 8 because there's two negative sign in front of 8 and two negative values multiplied makes a positive result.
Using the chain rule: The derivative of e^u is (e^u)(u'). Notice that e^u is rewritten exactly as is and then multiplied by the derivative of the exponent.
Let u=2x. So u'=2
So the derivative of e^u is e^(2x)*2 This can also be written as 2e^(2x).
Answer:
From my thinking prospection the answer should be 18....
A disadvantage is that it can't always be used so it can make you believe that you can do it while it is not always applicable. An example of that would be if you had expanding products with more than two multiplicands, or multiplicands with more than two summands. In that case you would have to do it differently.
