Question #321de

1 Answer
Oct 16, 2017

e^sinx(cos^2x)-e^sinx(sinx)

Explanation:

We know that the first derivative is e^sinx(cosx)

To get the second derivative we apply the product rule:

Where f'(g)+g'(f)

Let's say that f is our e^sinx and g is cosx

We take the derivative of f and multiply it by g and add the derivative of g multiplied by f

e^sinx(cosx)(cosx)+(-sinx)(e^sinx)

Simplify:

e^sinx(cos^2x)-e^sinx(sinx)