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    1-First Priciple of Diffrentiation

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    This document discusses differentiating two functions using the first principle definition of differentiation. It finds the derivative of f(x)=(x^3)+2x as f'(x)=3x^2+2 by applying the limit definition of the derivative. It also finds the derivative of g(x)=(x^4)*(sin(x)) as g'(x)=(4x^3)*sin(x)+(x^4)*cos(x) in a similar manner.

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    This document discusses differentiating two functions using the first principle definition of differentiation. It finds the derivative of f(x)=(x^3)+2x as f'(x)=3x^2+2 by applying the limit definition of the derivative. It also finds the derivative of g(x)=(x^4)*(sin(x)) as g'(x)=(4x^3)*sin(x)+(x^4)*cos(x) in a similar manner.

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    This document discusses differentiating two functions using the first principle definition of differentiation. It finds the derivative of f(x)=(x^3)+2x as f'(x)=3x^2+2 by applying the limit definition of the derivative. It also finds the derivative of g(x)=(x^4)*(sin(x)) as g'(x)=(4x^3)*sin(x)+(x^4)*cos(x) in a similar manner.

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    This document discusses differentiating two functions using the first principle definition of differentiation. It finds the derivative of f(x)=(x^3)+2x as f'(x)=3x^2+2 by applying the limit definition of the derivative. It also finds the derivative of g(x)=(x^4)*(sin(x)) as g'(x)=(4x^3)*sin(x)+(x^4)*cos(x) in a similar manner.

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    Find the differentiation of the following function from the first principle

    (a) ( ) ( ) ( ) , ( ( ) ) ( ( ) ) (b) ( ) ( ) ( ( ) ( ) ) ( ) , ( ( ) ( ( ) ( ( ) ) ) ) ( )

    Therefore, ( ) ( ) ( )

    ( ( Therefore, ( ) (

    ) ) ) ( )

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