By applying the Product Rule twice, one can prove that if f, g, and h are differentiable, then (fgh)′=f′gh+fg′h+fgh′.
Now, in the above result, letting f=g=h yields ddx[f(x)]3=3[f(x)]2f′(x).
Use this last formula to differentiate y=e3x.
Now, in the above result, letting f=g=h yields ddx[f(x)]3=3[f(x)]2f′(x).
Use this last formula to differentiate y=e3x.