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hi, can anyone help me to understand how to find the derivatives of exponential functions?
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the shortcut: if the function is of the form: a^x, then the derivative is (a^x)*ln(a) So d/dx (2^x) = 2^x * ln2 why? you can show that the limit process on the slope equation gives: lim(h->0) a^x (a^h - 1)/h with a really straight forward simplification then lim(h->0) (a^h-1)/h = ln(a)
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