The problem involves finding the value of x for the second derivative of a function, specifically when d²y/dx² = 0, where y is given as (3x)/e^(2x). The subject area pertains to differential equations and differentiation techniques.
The discussion includes attempts to clarify differentiation methods and the implications of the results. While one participant suggests a value for x, there is no explicit consensus on the correctness of the approach or the interpretation of the results.
Participants express uncertainty about differentiation and the rules governing exponentiation, indicating a need for clarification on these concepts. The original poster mentions difficulties with differentiation, which may affect their understanding of the problem.
TannY said:thanx! ^^
i thought that (e^2x)squared = (e^4x) lol