Use the product and chain rules:
d/dt te^(-t²) = (d/dt t)e^(-t²) + t(d/dt e^(-t²))
= 1 × e^(-t²) + t × e^(-t²) × d/dt -t²
= e^(-t²) (1 + t × -2t)
= (1 - 2t²)e^(-t²)
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