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Differentiating Exponential Functions In Exercise, find the derivative of the function.

y = 4e^x2

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Answer:
8xe^{x^2

Explanation:

Properties of derivative :

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

2)
(d)/(dx)(x^n)=x^(n-1)

3)
(d)/(dx)(ax)=a

Let g be a differentiable function , then

4)
(d)/(dx)e^g=e^g(dg)/(dx)

Given function :
y = 4e^(x^2)

Differentiate both sides with respect to x , we get


y'=4e^(x^2)(d(x^2))/(dx) (By (4))


\Rightarrow\ y'=4e^(x^2)(2x) (By (2))


\Rightarrow\ y'=8xe^(x^2)

Hence, the derivative of the given function is
8xe^{x^2 .

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