What is the derivative of natural log with exponents?

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Having some trouble understanding derivatives including numbers to the "X" power. For example, f(x)= 7^8^x, f'(x)=?
help please!
 
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Are you talking of:
a) f(x)=(7^{8})^{x}
b) f(x)=7^{8^x}
 
mavsqueen06 said:
Having some trouble understanding derivatives including numbers to the "X" power. For example, f(x)= 7^8^x, f'(x)=?
help please!

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i'm working on the B) one
 
So, set u(x)=8^{x}, and use the chain rule of differentiation.
 
ok, thanks, what about dividing them? do i still use rules of differentiation. for example, 3^x/4^x
 
Or, use first:
\frac{3^{x}}{4^{x}}=(\frac{3}{4})^{x}
 
thanks so much!
 

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