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Find y' and y'' y=e^9e^x I'm lost and don't know what to do here.
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\(\large y=e^{\Large9}e^x\) or \(y=e^{\large9e^x}\) ?
The second one. Sorry, I'm not familiar with the formatting.
That's okay\[\begin{align} y' = e^{\Large9e^x}\cdot9e^{\large x} &= 9e^\left({\Large{9e^x+x}}\right) \\ y'' = (y')' &= 9e^\left({\Large{9e^x+x}}\right)\cdot(9e^{\large x}+1) \end{align}\]
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