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The differentiation of the function y = ln(x^{2} + sin x)exp^{4xcos(x)} (2x + 1)^{8} requires the application of the product rule and the chain rule. The product rule is essential for handling the multiplication of multiple functions, while the chain rule is necessary for differentiating composite functions. This approach will yield the derivative of the given function effectively. Ensure to apply these rules systematically to arrive at the correct solution.

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Differentiate y = ln(x[itex]^{2}[/itex] + sin x)exp[itex]^{4xcos(x)}[/itex] (2x + 1)[itex]^{8}[/itex]

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Hi Hurly! Welcome to PF! :smile:

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Use the product rule and the chain rule …

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