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Practice problemState the inputs and outputs of the following relation. Is it a function? {}
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- RN@RobertUpdate 18 hours ago
Hi there! Hope you mean , where 'b = e'.
Using e^1 = e, ln(e^1) = 1.
Recall e(ln 9) = 9 OR ln(e^5) = 5. The ln and e cancel each other in this two situations.
See Asset 12, 13, and 14 here on deriving the exponent.
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- HS@HS_3701195Update 6 days ago
I always get the open circle and closed circle mixed up. so if its open does that mean the limit exists ?
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So taking the derivative of a natural exponent, if there is a constant attached we just keep it the same and don't equate it to 0?
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