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derivative of 1-e^2x?
does anyone know how to do this one?
derivative of 1-e^2x?
does anyone know how to do this one?
derivative of 1-e^2x?
The derivative of 1-e^2x is -2e^2x.
To find the derivative of 1-e^2x, you can use the power rule and the chain rule. First, take the derivative of e^2x, which is 2e^2x. Then, multiply it by the derivative of the inner function, which is -2. This gives you the final result of -2e^2x.
The derivative of 1-e^2x is equal to -2e^2x because when taking the derivative of e^2x, the constant 2 is brought down as a coefficient, and the negative sign from the 1 is also carried over. This results in the final answer of -2e^2x.
The derivative of 1-e^2x represents the instantaneous rate of change of the original function at any given point. It tells us how the function is changing at that specific point, and can be used to find the slope of the tangent line to the function's graph at that point.
No, the derivative of 1-e^2x cannot be simplified further. It is already in its simplest form, and any further simplification would result in an incorrect answer. However, you can use algebraic manipulation to rewrite the derivative in different forms, such as factoring out -2e^2x.