$d(g(t)B(t)e^{B(t)})$ how can I calculate this using Ito's formula. I keep getting wrong answers all the time. I am using the Ito's chain rule for $e^{B(t)}$. Obtaining $e^{B(t)}dB(t)+1/2e^{B(t)}dt$.
2026-05-05 20:49:50.1778014190
Ito's formula for the given expression
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Let $f(t,B(t)):=g(t)e^{B(t)}$ and then
$$df=g'(t)e^{B(t)}dt+g(t)e^{B(t)}dB(t)+\frac 1 2 e^{B(t)}dt$$
Now you must use the following
$$d( B(t)\cdot f(t,B(t))=B(t)df+fdB(t)+(df)(dB(t)).$$