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\[e ^{x ^{5}} +\log _{2}(\pi)\]
First use the chain rule on e(x^5) so you will get (5x^4)e^(x^5) then derivative of log2(π) is just 0because its a constant.
So the answer is (5x^4)e^(x^5).
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yes thank you! but why is the derivative of the log a constant!
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Because log is just an operator in this case on pi which is just a number and the derivative of a constant is zero. :)
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