SOLUTION: if f(x)=(e^x)ln x, then f'(e)=

SOLUTION: if f(x)=(e^x)ln x, then f'(e)=

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Question 389720: if f(x)=(e^x)ln x, then f'(e)=
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If , then by the Product Rule,

f'(x) = (somehow the parsing system doesn't accept f'(x) so I put it outside)

Replacing x with e,

f'(e) =
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