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What's the derivative of e^-x? thanks.?

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What's the derivative of e^-x? thanks.?

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  1. Ok, here's how you do it

    you have

    e^-x

    let's say U=-x then dU=-1

    e^-x=e^U

    derivative of e^U = e^Udu

    substituting

    e^UdU=(e^-x)*-1

    so the answer would be

    -e^-x

    hope this helps.


  2. The derivative of e^-x is -e^-x

  3. derivative is

    -1(e^-x)

  4. Proof of  e^x : by  ln(x)

    Given :  ln(x) = 1/x; Chain Rule;  x = 1.

    Solve:

    (1)  ln(e^x) =  x = 1

    ln(e^x) =  ln(u)  e^x (Set u=e^x)

    = 1/u  e^x = 1/e^x  e^x = 1 (equation 1)

    e^x = e^x       Q.E.D.

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