Alright, so g prime of x is equal to, we can use the product rule here. So derivative of x squared, which is two x, times the natural log of x, plus x squared times the derivative of natural log of x, so that is one over x. And I can just rewrite that, x squared times one over x. And we're gonna assume that x is positive. So that is going to be, that is going to be just, and actually I didn't even have to make that assumption for what I'm about to do, x squared divided by x is just going to be x. Alright, and so that is g prime. So now let's think about the critical points. Critical points are where the derivative, they're points in the domain, so they're gonna have to satisfy x is greater than zero, such that g prime is either undefined or it is equal to zero.