Find the derivative of the following exponential functions: ans. y' = -4e-4x 1. y = e-4x ans. y' = xe-*(2 – x) %3D 2. y = x?e=* f (z) = e?(sin z + cos z) ans. f'(z) = 2e² cos z 3. %3D
Find the derivative of the following exponential functions: ans. y' = -4e-4x 1. y = e-4x ans. y' = xe-*(2 – x) %3D 2. y = x?e=* f (z) = e?(sin z + cos z) ans. f'(z) = 2e² cos z 3. %3D
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative
Section4.4: Derivatives Of Exponential Functions
Problem 8E: Find derivatives of the functions defined as follows. y=e-x2
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