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Is this correct?
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Can You Solve This K11B Equation Correctly?
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Is this correct?
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No. Prove it to yourself that it isn't by taking the derivative of -e^(x^2)/(2x), and seeing if you get e-(x^2).
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I will try. Thank you.
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