Quiz:Product rule for differentiation

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For a quiz that tests all the differentiation rules together, see Quiz:Differentiation rules.

For background, see product rule for differentiation and product rule for higher derivatives.

Formulas

1 Suppose f and g are both twice differentiable functions everywhere on R. Which of the following is the correct formula for (fg), the second derivative of the pointwise product of functions?

fg+fg
fg+fg+fg
fg+2fg+fg
fgfg+fg
fg2fg+fg

2 Suppose f1,f2,f3 are everywhere differentiable functions from R to R. What is the derivative (f1f2f3), where f1f2f3 denotes the pointwise product of functions?

f1f2f3
f1f2f3+f1f2f3+f1f2f3
f1f2f3+f1f2f3+f1f2f3
f1f2+f2f3+f3f1
f1f2f3