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e^(1+3t)^2 Chain rule thanks
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the question is [e^(1+3t)]^2 ? if so: 2 * e^(1+3t) * (3)
which is 6e^(1+3t)
yea thats what I thought answer in the back is 6(1+3t)e^1+3t)^2
mm maybe they meant : e^[(1+3t)^2] differentiating this : [(1+3t)^2]' * e^[(1+3t)^2] = 2(1+3t) * 3 * e^[(1+3t)^2] = 6 (1+3t) * e^[(1+3t)^2]
which is what they got .. so it depends on the problem :)
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ok thats it thanks did I type it wrong?
this : [e^(1+3t)]^2 is different from : e^[(1+3t)^2]
maybe i just misunderstood ..
what are the rules in order I dont get why Im doing what Im doing
or I guess why did the 1+3t come down in front, did I use the power rule first?
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