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What is the slope of the curve y= 2^(x^(2)+1) at x=1? answers 1)8/ln2 2)8 3)8ln2 4)10ln2
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Find the derivative of the function, but you have to rewrite it: \[y = 2^{x^2+1}=e ^{\ln 2^{x^2+1}}=e ^{(x^2+1)\ln 2}\] Use the chain rule on the last one to get: \[y' = e ^{(x^2+1)\ln 2}*2x \ln 2 = 2\ln2*x*2^{x^2+1}\] Let x = 1 to find the slope of the curve at x = 1. y'(1) = 2ln2*1*2^2= 2*4ln 2 = 8ln 2
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