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1. Use the product rule for differentiation to find derivatives in each of the following: (a)...

1. Use the product rule for differentiation to find derivatives in each of the following:

(a) ?(?)=(2?3+4?2−1)(3?2−5?−2) (b) ?(?)=(2?4+1)(3√?−2)

(c) ?(?)=(3?−1)(6/?+4?−1)

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