If f(x) = x(e*+a"), then f'(x) =(A) (e* + x³) x(e*+a-1)(B) (e* + 5x') In(x) æ(e*+r*)(C) (e" + 5x) In(x) +(D) (In(x) + e*+")x(e"+r)(E) ((e" + 5x') In(æ) + t) a(e*+a")

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