Differentiating a product of three functions

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[@kingbeauregard]

So obvious in retrospect. Thanks!

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[@anglaismoyen]

Wow, crazily complicated but looks doable when you go through it step-by-step. Do you mind if I steal your catchphrase for the end of my own lessons (I'm a teacher)?

[@PrimeNewtons]

Lol. Do as you wish.

[@zabava3248]

This was a relly good practice problem, Thank you!

[@GokulBehera-p2j]

efficiently explained, thank you.

[@Michaeladjei001]

Can you treat the first two as one and the last term as it is. Then you use the product rule. So in differentiating the first one you apply another product rule in that order?

[@EricBorketeyBortey-f4g]

This is awesome Thanks so much❤

[@PrimeNewtons]

You are so welcome

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