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Just to be sure. When taking the derivative of an exponential function you repeat the function then take the ln of the base then the derivative of the function.
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^^^ I am happy to help.
Doesn’t require a lecture.
It depends on the exponential function. It is generally the original function times the log of the original base. d/dx a^x = a^xlna
So is what I wrote right?
The first two parts are right. I dont know about the third one.
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I meant the derivative of the exponent :P
Yup. That sounds right.
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