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Take the derivative using the Product Rule and the Chain rule with a transcendental function. Function:...

Take the derivative using the Product Rule and the Chain rule with a transcendental function.

  • Function: (x3lnx)5
  • Show your work in finding the derivative.  
  • Find the values where the function has a horizontal tangent using the derivative.
  • Write the intervals where the function is increasing and decreasing.

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