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What is the derivative of 3e^sinx

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Let
e^(f(x)) be an exponential function, the derivative of this is found by the formula below.


  • (e^(f(x)))'=(e^(f(x))).f'(x)

In summary, we multiply the general expression by the derivative of the exponent. Let's apply it and get results.


  • (3e^(sin(x)))'=(3e^(sin(x))).(sin(x))'

  • (3e^(sin(x)))'=(3e^(sin(x))).(cos(x))

  • (3e^(sin(x)))'=3cos(x)e^(sin(x))
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