What is the derivative of e^x? Why? Is this the only function with such a derivative?

-- Boris Kilborn (boris@kilborn.com), May 06, 2004

Answers

Salutations friend!

The derivative of e^x is also e^x. In general, d/dx (e^x) = d/dx(x) e^x This can be applied to innumerable kinds of questions. For instance, the derivative of e^2x = 2e^x. You know what I mean.

-- Eisa-Beygi (idontknow@ysasa.com), November 26, 2004.

Hey Eisa-Beygi, thanks man. That really cleared things up for me.

-- John (steve_oneach12@hotmail.com), February 23, 2005.

actually if you were to evaluate the derivative of e^2x it would be 2e^2x

-- blah name (idontknoweither@yasi.com), February 25, 2005.

Yes. My bad. I forgot to indicate the two there. Cheers!

-- Eisa-Beygi (aaa.aaa..aaa@aaa.com), March 07, 2005.