Product rule for differentiation of dot product

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Statement for vector-valued functions of a single variable

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Specific point, named functions Suppose f and g are n-dimensional. vector-valued functions of a single variable and x0 is a point in the domain such that f(x0) and g(x0) both exist (again, as n-dimensional vectors). Then (fg)(x0)=f(x0)g(x0)+f(x0)g(x0) where denotes the dot product.