how do u differentiate 3^x? i know its 3^xLnx but can someone please explain to me how so? thanks
hatty Banned Joined Dec 14, 2003 Messages 1,169 Location I am the one Jan 12, 2004 #1 how do u differentiate 3^x? i know its 3^xLnx but can someone please explain to me how so? thanks
KeypadSDM B4nn3d Joined Apr 9, 2003 Messages 2,624 Location Sydney, Inner West Gender Male HSC 2003 Jan 12, 2004 #2 3^x = e^Ln[3^x] = e^[xLn[3]] The rest follows from there. d/dx 3^x = Ln[3] * e^[xLn[3]] = Ln[3] * 3^x
3^x = e^Ln[3^x] = e^[xLn[3]] The rest follows from there. d/dx 3^x = Ln[3] * e^[xLn[3]] = Ln[3] * 3^x
Grey Council Legend Joined Oct 14, 2003 Messages 1,426 Gender Male HSC 2004 Jan 12, 2004 #4 lol, well put. Its a good description, innit? *sigh* wish I get 100 in ext 1 maths, and 99 in ext 2 maths.
lol, well put. Its a good description, innit? *sigh* wish I get 100 in ext 1 maths, and 99 in ext 2 maths.