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\[\huge y=(15d)e^{\frac{ -d }{ 5 }}\]
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\[\huge y= (15d)'(e^{\frac{ -d }{ 5 }})+(15d)((e^{\frac{ -d }{ 5 }})'\]
y'= *
Are you differentiating with respect to d or x?
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Or is d a constant?
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\[\huge y'= 15(e^{\frac{ -d }{ 5 }})-30d(e^{\frac{ -d }{ 5 }})\]
Ah sorry, my eyes went somewhere. Sorry about that.
d is a constant :P
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d is the variable, not a constant.
and you are almost correct. The 30 is not right.
check your second part of your answer
(e^(-d/5)' = -(1/5)e*(-d/5)
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@cwrw238 im a little confused
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