OK what is the first derivative of this:
Answer A: because when you take the derivative of a general exponential function, you have an extra ln factor (when the basis is e, this factor is 1)
Answer B:
Answer A is correct
Answer B is correct
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because when you
take the derivative of a general exponential function, you have an extra
ln factor (when the basis is e, this factor is 1)
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