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what is the derivative of e to the x?
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\[e ^{x}\]
howw?
its a rule thats just how it is? it stays the same multiplied by the derivative of the exponent which is just 1 anyway so its the same if it were \[e ^{2x}\] it would be \[2e ^{2x}\]
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because a constant change in the independent variable x gives the same proportional change in the dependent variable y, This means that the value of the slope at any point of the graph of e^x is equal to the function itself due to its proportionality.
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