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Sal finds f(0) given that f'(x)=5e_ and f(7)=40+5e_.

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quick question....more of a jog of my memory.

e^x only does said trick when it is only e^x.

if there is a constant infront of x ...i.e. e^(4x) does the 4 not come down and take the recipricol.

My college professor (chinese) would always say "that is why 1 and 0 ruin your life".

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