Question

If f(x) = −3 e^(x+3) + e^(1) then f′( 0 ) =

Answer 1

f'(0) = -3e^3 = -60.25

Answer 2

@cheerosss

Answer 3

how did u solve it though

Answer 4

the derivative of -3e^(x+3) remains the same, but the derivative of e^1 is 0 (its a constant)
so sub in zero and solve algebraically

Answer 5

@cheerosss

Answer 6

o wow it was that easy thanks man i appreciate!!!

Answer 7

yeah... sure