derivative under integration

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Vt=integrate from t to infinity (c(Xs)-B)(g(Xs)-dXs/ds)e-a(s-t)ds
c(Xs)=A/(qXs),g(Xs)=rXs(1-Xs/K)
What is dVt/dt?

Thank you so much for your help!
 
Vt=integrate from t to infinity (c(Xs)-B)(g(Xs)-dXs/ds)e-a(s-t)ds
c(Xs)=A/(qXs),g(Xs)=rXs(1-Xs/K)
What is dVt/dt?

Thank you so much for your help!

Use Leibniz's integral rule.

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