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f(x)= e-x^2/2
Im at the second derivative where I dont know how it got from F"(x)= e^-x^2/2 * (-1) * (-x) * e^(-x^2/2)
there was a point in the middle where the above equation wasmerged into this: -2e^-x^2/2 + 2x , i understand that but dontunderstand how it came to be the term below
to : e^-x^2/2 (-1+x^2)
thanks
f(x)= e-x^2/2
Im at the second derivative where I dont know how it got from F"(x)= e^-x^2/2 * (-1) * (-x) * e^(-x^2/2)
there was a point in the middle where the above equation wasmerged into this: -2e^-x^2/2 + 2x , i understand that but dontunderstand how it came to be the term below
to : e^-x^2/2 (-1+x^2)
thanks
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