Q. Given the function f(x)=(x+8)(3x+5−3x2), find f′(x) in any form.Answer: f′(x)=
Write Function: Write down the function to be differentiated.f(x)=(x+8)(3x+5−3x2)
Apply Product Rule: Apply the product rule for differentiation, which states that the derivative of a product of two functions is the derivative of the first function times the second function plus the first function times the derivative of the second function.Let u=x+8 and v=3x+5−3x2. Then f(x)=uv.f′(x)=u′v+uv′
Differentiate u: Differentiate u=x+8 with respect to x.u′=dxd(x+8)=1
Differentiate v: Differentiate v=3x+5−3x2 with respect to x.v′=dxd(3x+5−3x2)=3−6x
Substitute into Formula: Substitute u′, u, v′, and v into the product rule formula.f′(x)=u′v+uv′=(1)(3x+5−3x2)+(x+8)(3−6x)
Expand Terms: Expand the terms in the expression.f′(x)=(3x+5−3x2)+(3x+24−6x2−48x)
Combine Like Terms: Combine like terms.f′(x)=3x+5−3x2+3x+24−6x2−48xf′(x)=−9x2−42x+29
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