Suppose we have a function [math] f(x) [/math] that is a product of [math] N [/math] functions. The derivative is then what?
[math] f=f_1 f_2 f_3 \dotsm f_N [/math]
This is OP, I think ive already figured it out.
[math] f'= \sum_{k}^{N} \left ( \frac{f_k'}{f_k} \prod_{i}^{N}f_i \right ) [/math]
>>8963789
You can derive that yourself with the product rule big boi
>>8963792
Yeah I think that's correct.
>>8963795
>Derive
>>8964253
Not so smug brainlet. Deriving, as in "deriving an identity", not deriving as in """""""deriving a function"""""""".