Ex 4: Derivatives of Exponential Functions with the Quotient Rule

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This video provides an example of how determine the derivative of an exponential function with the base NOT e that requires the quotient rule.
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@Hamiltonmath You are correct, it should be a minus sign from the quotient rule. I annotated the correction. The next line with the minus sign is correct. Sorry about that.

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Quick question: In step 2, you have a plus sign between gf prime and fg prime. Where did that come from and where did it go to?

PS: Good videos, I like your work. Do you have a video where you derive the formula for a to the x? I've seen a few of yours, and I like your explanations.

Hamiltonmath