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find the derivative of y=π
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with respect to what?
probably 0 though
y'=0
im just computing derivatives of functions
the derivative of a constant is zero \[y=c=cy^0\] \[y'=0\times cy^{-1}=0\]
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what if i had y=πx?
pi
\[y=\pi x=\pi x^1\] \[y'=1\times\pi x^0=\pi\]
\[y=ax^n\]\[y'=anx^{n-1}\]
how about if y=e^eπx
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\[y=ae^{bx}\]\[y'=abe^{bx}\]
so is the derivative itself?
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