2.6 Chain Rule - Example 1 - e^(2x) 

another 1 of life's mysteries solved.

thank you for making a video about something that isn't covered much on the internet! This video basically filled a "hole" in math information online!

I am utterly amazed how that equates. This computation seems to have generated a Live on its own. Thank you for clarification, sir. It’s greatly appreciated!

It doesn't look to me like the chain rule i have learned maybe I am wrong but : f(g(x))=f '(g(x))*g '(x)

@DarklightALBANIA it's the same chain rule, just different notation. In this example, using your notation we have, f(x) = e^x and g(x) = (2x). So f(g(x)) = e^(2x). And the derivative is just what you said, f '(g(x))*g '(x) = e^(2x)*2

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This guy is complicating it. I watch khan academy and it's much easier to understand.

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Very helpful video. thank you so much.

2:51 when you take the derivative of *e^x* not _e_

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You can just put the co-efficient behind the derivative it doesnt make a difference and then take the derivative and multiply by the co-efficient. You can very easily prove it with the product rule: f(x)g(x) = f'(x)g(x) + f(x)g'(x)

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I love the way you explain. But it seems that you miss the derivative of natural logarithm and exponential functions part... I couln't find that topics on your Calculus playlist. By the way, great work!

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Very clearly, thank you a lot!

So is the derivative of 4e^2x = (8e^2x)(2)?

what would be the derivative of, log x^2x plz help me

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what will be result of e^-2x??

whats the derivative of this tlnt divided by e^t

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The e is for easy

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what if instead of e you use a different variable?

Were those the final answers?

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Wow, You sound a lot like sal khan.

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is this part of khan academy?

ONe thing PLz REmember THat d/dx e is actually not e itself its a constant that is 2.7184.... so its gonna be 0

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Next time please just do the question instead of babbling