Science talk:Math Exam Resources/Courses/MATH110/April 2019/Question 10 (b)

The solution should be the derivative of $e^{(f(x))^{2}}$ evaluated at x= 1, . Thus applying chain rule to it, $e^{(f(1))^{2}}2f(1)f'(1)=0$

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The solution should be the derivative of $e^{(f(x))^{2}}$ evaluated at x= 1, . Thus applying chain rule to it, $e^{(f(1))^{2}}2f(1)f'(1)=0$

The solution should be the derivative of $e^{(f(x))^{2}}$ evaluated at x= 1, . Thus applying chain rule to it, $e^{(f(1))^{2}}2f(1)f'(1)=0$