Mathematics, 21.08.2021 05:00, ndh64

If f(x) = x (ln x), find f'(x).
A. e^(x + 1)
B. 1 + ln x
C. 1 + e^x
D. (ln x)^2 + x

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If f(x) = x (ln x), find f'(x).
A. e^(x + 1)
B. 1 + ln x
C. 1 + e^x
D. (ln x...