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What is the derivative of h(t) = ln(7)7^t
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\[\large\rm h(t)=(\ln7)7^t\]Derivative of this guy?
You might be tempted to use product rule, but don't! ln7 contains no t. It's just a constant. It might look like something more, but it's just a number dressed up in a fancy tuxedo.
So ignore that while differentiating. Remember how to differentiate an exponential? Here is our rule,\[\large\rm \frac{d}{dx}a^x=a^x(\ln a)\]
So then,\[\large\rm \frac{d}{dt}7^t=?\]What do you think? :d
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