How to differentiate the exponential function easily

This video looks at how to differentiate the basic exponential function e^x.

[firstlasts]

Taught me in 3 minutes something my professor failed to teach me in a whole semester. Many thanks!

[DogWearingABeanie]

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[calebsprojects]

I like the pauses after you introduce something. It let's me think about it and understand it.

[nathansmykal]

9 years later and you’re still getting students thru calc while their professors fail. Thank you king 👑

[Peter-zwyn]

This video cleared it up quicker than any other for me, thank you for the mixture of examples that made it more apparent!

[MercedesBenxx]

Thanks, 11 years later and you are helping a master student in The Netherlands.
Thank you sir!

[brokke]

thank you! this was really helpful. taught me more in three minutes than my maths teacher did in a whole term

[blackedupskies]

Ive been watching videos on differentiation for HOURS! FINALLY! This is exactly what I needed, thank you so much

[b__gayatrijadhav]

Nice video. Accurate and needed information was given in very simple way and explained well in less examples. This video is helpful for learners.

[affasxxvaqq]

very clear and easy to understand presentation!

[shivanishah]

Thank you for help explaining it in simple terms! I have a math exam monday and this will help me.

[hanzjoshuadelatorre]

Finally! Something that is easily understandable. Thank you for the video sir!

[mehekdalpat]

It really helped me a lot. You taught me something which my school teacher had never cleared it to me to this extent.

[kimzenanyong]

On point video, easy to follow for refresher course before exams. Props to jayates for this 3 minute video.

[WRJacob]

Thank you for being clear and great explanations

[samidubey]

Hey i am from india, u explained it so beautifully .thanks

[germansausage]

Mate….. brilliant video, have been trying to solve 2e^x^2. Your further examples have made this finally click in my brain!! Thanks man xx

[IJWTBAPITA]

question, since y=e^ax= ae^ax, shouldnt the example 2) y=e^5x+2= 25e^5x+2 since the derrivative of the inner function should use the y'= ae^ax rule which then in turn should be multiplied by the deriviatve of the outer function?

[alicefreedom]

My Hero!! thx for sharing, I started to think there was no hope in me getting this!

[immahjoy]

Thank you ... Your presentation is much clear ...