Apply Product Rule: Step 1: Differentiate each term of g(x) using the product rule and the chain rule.For the first term, 3x3cos(x), apply the product rule:dxd[3x3cos(x)]=3x3(−sin(x))+3⋅3x2cos(x)=−3x3sin(x)+9x2cos(x).
Apply Product Rule: Step 2: Differentiate the second term, −2xsin(x). Using the product rule: dxd[−2xsin(x)]=−2xcos(x)−2sin(x).
Apply Chain Rule: Step 3: Differentiate the third term, 5csc(x). Using the chain rule: dxd[5csc(x)]=5(−csc(x)cot(x)).
Combine Differentiated Terms: Step 4: Combine all the differentiated terms.g′(x)=−3x3sin(x)+9x2cos(x)−2xcos(x)−2sin(x)−5csc(x)cot(x).
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