Differentiate with respect to x: (6x + 7)e^x
Product Rule: dy/dx (uv) = u'v + uv'
Let u = 6x+7 and v = e^x. Using simple disintegartion, u' is 6 and v' is e^x.
Therefore, answer is: 6e^x + (6x +7)e^x
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