How do you find the derivative of e4xx?

1 Answer
Feb 24, 2017

dfdx=e4xx2(4x1)

Explanation:

We can use quotient rule, which states that

if f(x)=g(x)h(x)

then dfdx=dgdx×h(x)dhdx×g(x)(h(x))2

Here we have f(x)=e4xx, where g(x)=e4x and h(x)=x

and therefore dfdx=4e4x×x1×e4xx2

= e4xx2(4x1)