Answer to Question #4334 in Calculus for Michael Dickinson

Question #4334

differentiate f(x)=e^((1/2)x+cosx)

Expert's answer

(e^((1/2)x+cosx))'=(e^((1/2)x+cosx))* (1/2)x+cosx)'=(e^((1/2)x+cosx))*(1/2-sinx)

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