Question

\[{d \over dx} e^{12w} = 12e^{12w - 1}w\]Did I do this right?

Answer 1

no.. if you're deriving it with respect to x..then that's just a constant

Answer 2

So 0?

Answer 3

yup

Answer 4

Oh, so\[{d \over de} e^{12w} = \text{ whatever I wrote there above}\]

Answer 5

uhh still no... e is not your dependent variable

Answer 6

should be \[\frac{d}{dw}\]

Answer 7

and that's still not the derivative...

\[\large \frac{d}{dw} e^{12w} \implies e^{12w} \times \frac{d}{dx} (12 w)\]

Answer 8

uhh that should be d/dw on the last part there

Answer 9

Oh, well...:|

Answer 10

Thank you, lgba, my faith in you has been restored :)

Answer 11

lol what o.O

Answer 12

Never mind =)