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what are the first and second derivatives of e^(5x) and e^(-x)?
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\[d/dx (e^x) = e^x\] Just remember the chain rule.
so would i get 5e^4x or e^5x?
Well the derivative of e^5x is e^5x, but you ALSO have to differentiate 5x (chain rule). You'd have 5e^(5x) as the first derivative.
then it will be 25e^(5x)?
You got it.
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for the second der.
then it will be -e^-x and then e^-x
Correctemundo.
got to get it right so i can do the Wronski stuff. yay!
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