Solution
Solution
Solution steps
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Popular Examples
(\partial)/(\partial x)((c-b)/(a-x))y^'=((1+x))/(xy^{14)}tangent of y=(x^2-15)^4,\at x=4derivative of ln(-cos(x^2+1))limit as x approaches 7 of (x-7)^2+x^2
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the derivative of ln(xe^{-9x}) ?
The derivative of ln(xe^{-9x}) is 1/x-9What is the first derivative of ln(xe^{-9x}) ?
The first derivative of ln(xe^{-9x}) is 1/x-9