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Q. 16x2+y+16x+y216^{x^2}+y+16^x+y^2
  1. Identify terms and apply derivatives: Identify the terms involving xx and apply the derivative rules separately to each term.\newline- Derivative of 16x216^{x^2} with respect to xx: Using the chain rule, ddx[16x2]=16x2ln(16)2x\frac{d}{dx}[16^{x^2}] = 16^{x^2} \cdot \ln(16) \cdot 2x.\newline- Derivative of yy with respect to xx: Since yy is treated as a constant with respect to xx, dydx=0\frac{dy}{dx} = 0.\newline- Derivative of 16x16^x with respect to xx: Using the exponential rule, 16x216^{x^2}11.\newline- Derivative of 16x216^{x^2}22 with respect to xx: Since 16x216^{x^2}22 is treated as a constant with respect to xx, 16x216^{x^2}66.
  2. Combine derivatives for entire function: Combine the derivatives to form the derivative of the entire function.\newline- f(x)=16x2ln(16)2x+0+16xln(16)+0f'(x) = 16^{x^2} \cdot \ln(16) \cdot 2x + 0 + 16^x \cdot \ln(16) + 0.\newline- Simplify the expression: f(x)=16x22xln(16)+16xln(16)f'(x) = 16^{x^2} \cdot 2x \cdot \ln(16) + 16^x \cdot \ln(16).

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