Solve e^xy Derivative at (ln.8, .5)

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Homework Statement


e^xy=any number


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you are given a point say (ln.8, .5)
how would u find the derivative at that point?

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That's not grammatical. (e^x)*y or e^(x*y)?? They aren't the same.
 

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