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differentiate 5^x/(ln5)
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\[\frac{ 5^x }{ \ln5 }\]
Quotient Rule: d/dx(f(x)/g(x)=gf'-fg'/g^2 So, d/dx= 5^\[(5^xlog(5)\log(x)-(1/x)5^x)/\log(x)^2\]
check ,please. It's not good to me.
we don't apply quotient rule since ln5 is a constant.
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my fault thought said ln(x)
its just 5^x
okay, so then how do you solve it without the quotient rule?
d/dx (5^x)=ln(5)d^x ln(5)5^x/ln(5) is 5^x
I just retype Standish's work \[\left(\frac{5^x}{ln5}\right)'= \frac{1}{ln5} (5^x)'= \frac{1}{ln5} ln5 *5^x= 5^x\]
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