Derivative of y = e^(x^2)

How to differentiate the natural exponential function using chain rule. d/dx of e^(x^2)

[phantomglitch]

You have helped over 5k students, congrats my friend.

[kingsleydrah]

Thanks your video was helpful but please, can i get to the 2nd derivative?

[fahmidajamil]

THANK YOU, this small steps are actually helpful.

[prjadhav]

Who is coming here by searching on google😉 ?

[kidistzewdu]

What is the nth derivative of this function Please

[chrismartin]

Trying to find the inflection point of an equation of curve. y=5.075e^(.2136x). equation goes from positive to negative. I have a lot of these to do so would like an online calculator. Can you point me in right direction? I guess 2nd derivative. Did I give you enough information ?

Thank you so much

[higuys]

if e^f(x) then the derivative of this guy is e^f(x) * f '(x). What is the point of doing chain rule?

[Zohaib_]

i m student of 12th from Pakistan. You solved my big prob in the world 🙂 thanks

[bayin]

I am more impressed he did this with a mouse than his math skill!

[DEBBIEBOOS]

I actually got to know now how e^x^2 is differentiated 😌😊 thnxx

[vejishin]

can I do it like this way-?
y= e^x²
lny = x²ln(e)
1/y • dy/dx = x² • 0 + ln(e) • 2x
dy/dx = y • 2x (as lne = 1)
dy/dx = 2x e^x²

[Dreadjuh]

Why is du/dx = 2x? i don't see it, im dumb ;/

[walbattat]

Why isn't the answer (x^2)(e^(x^2)-1)?

[harisbaig]

wish you could have write the product result.

[cctvgaming]

Bro I copied in online exam by your video 😁😅😆thnx

[wristdisabledwriter]

It’s interesting way of showing the chain rule

[onlypractice]

please upload a video, " integration of e^x^2" in your easy method.

[mostafam.abdelrahem]

just derive the exponent of e and put it beside and keep the e as is .. simple

[learnwithquoteswavess]

Can you explain slowely and clearly then we better understand