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kolleamm
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I understand that when you use the chain rule you multiply the exponent by the number in front and then reduce the power by 1. So the derivative of 2x^3 = 6x^2
I'm confused now however on how you would solve something like e^-3x, the answer turns out to be -3e^-3x
Am I missing a rule? Why isn't it -3xe^(-3x-1) ?
Thanks in advance
I'm confused now however on how you would solve something like e^-3x, the answer turns out to be -3e^-3x
Am I missing a rule? Why isn't it -3xe^(-3x-1) ?
Thanks in advance