Jonah S. answered 10/13/19
PhD in Physics with Teaching Experience: Physics, Math, English
To differentiate these functions, multiple applications of the chain rule and the product rule suffice. For instance, we can write y = e(8x + π)^4 ln(2x-1) as y = f(g(h(x)))*l((m(x)), where f(x) = ex , g(x) = x4, h(x) = 8x+π, l(x) = ln(x), and m(x) is 2x-1. Then the chain rule plus the product rule says the derivative is
y' = f'(g(h(x))*g'(h(x))*h'(x)*l(m(x)) + f(g(h(x))*l'(m(x))*m'(x).
This is 32(8x+π)3e(8x + π)^4 ln(2x-1)+e(8x + π)^4(2/(2x-1)).
If you need a tool to do them, Wolfram Alpha will differentiate them easily enough.