Differentiate: do the Derivative for all (a) f(x) = x ^3 − 5e + x ^5/3...

Differentiate: do the Derivative for all

(a) f(x) = x ^3 − 5e + x ^5/3

(b) g(x) = x ^2+e^ x / √ x+1

(d) j(x) = cos(sin(xe^x ))

(e) f(x) = 2^x sin−1 (x^3 )

(f) g(x) = x ^sec(x)

(g) f(x) = tan−1 ( √ 2x + 1)

(h) h(x) = e^x log3 (x^2 − 1)

(i) g(x) = (cot(x) + 4/ x )(ln(x) − 2e^ x )

(j) j(x) = log2 (sin(xe^x ))

(k) h(x) = √ x ^x

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