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what is the derivative of e^[(-X^2-2x+1)/2]
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= -(x+1)e^[(-x²-2x+1)]
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what is the derivative of e^[(-X^2-2x+1)/2]
Is this right?
= -(x+1)e^[(-x²-2x+1)]
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n.a.s.h said:Homework Statement
what is the derivative of e^[(-X^2-2x+1)/2]
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
Is this right?
= -(x+1)e^[(-x²-2x+1)]
No. It's -(x+1)e^[(-x²-2x+1)/2]. I'm going to guess that's what you meant to write.
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Use this:
[d/dx] e^f(x) = e^f(x) [d/dx] f(x)
[d/dx] e^f(x) = e^f(x) [d/dx] f(x)
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