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can someone help me on finding the 2nd derivative of y=(e^2x)(ln3) ???
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first find out the first derivative
ln3 is constant.so u have to differentiate only e^2x.can u do it?
Yeah, thank you for clarifying that ln3 is a constant
ok i hope u can do it now.
yeah i got (4e^2x)(ln3)
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