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Derivative of e^(x^n)?

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what is the derivative of e^(x^n)?

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  1. Use the chain rule and let u = x^n, y=e^u

    dy/du = e^u

    du/dx = (n) x^(n-1)

    dy/dx = (dy/du)(du/dx)

    dy/dx = e^u (n) x^(n-1)

    d/dx e^(x^n) = (n)x^(n-1)e^(x^n)

    Answer: (n)x^(n-1)e^(x^n)


  2. Firstly the derivative of e^x is e^x but in this case we have x^n rather than just plain x so we then need to use the chain rule. The derivative of x^n is nx^(n-1) so we get that the derivative of e^(x^n) is:

    e^(x^n) * nx^(n-1)
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