SOLUTION: Find the derivative using the product rule?
y=(x+1)(9√x +8
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Question 1024223: Find the derivative using the product rule?
y=(x+1)(9√x +8
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Product Rule:
\ =\ u\ \cdot\ \frac{\text{d}v}{\text{d}x}\ +\ v\ \cdot\ \frac{\text{d}u}{\text{d}x})
Let 
, then 
Let 
, then 
(9\sqrt{x}\ +\ 8)\ =\ \frac{9x\ +\ 9}{2\sqrt{x}}\ +\ 9\sqrt{x}\ +\ 8\ =\ \frac{27x\ +\ 16\sqrt{x}\ +\ 9}{2\sqrt{x}})
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