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y = (e^x + 4^3x)^6 find the derivative
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\[y = (e^{x} + 4^{3x})^{6}\]
(e\[is \it 6(e ^{x} + 4^{3x)^{5}} * (2e ^{x} + \ln(4)(3) + 4^{3x})\]
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\[6(e^x+4^{3x})^5\times (e^x+4^{3x}\ln(4)\times 3)\]
the derivative of \[e^x\] is \[e^x\]
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isnt it chain rule + product rule
the derivative of \[b^x\] is \[b^x\times \ln(b)\] so by the chain rule the derivative of \[4^{3x}\] is \[4^{3x}\times \ln(4)\times 3\]
i made a mistake i think take the product rule derivative of the inner
no product here. i am fairly sure my answer is right. derivative is 6(blah)^5 times derivative of blah
yep thx
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