Solution

Solution

Solution steps
Apply the Power Rule:
Simplify

Popular Examples

y^'=sin(x)y+e^x(\partial)/(\partial θ)((cos(θ))/(r(θ)))limit as x approaches 2 of 0/((x-2)^2)integral of 4e^6limit as x approaches 3 of x-sqrt(x+1)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • What is the derivative of x^{15} ?

    The derivative of x^{15} is 15x^{14}

  • What is the first derivative of x^{15} ?

    The first derivative of x^{15} is 15x^{14}