Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential

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Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential Constant function Example:

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential The power Rule Example:

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential The power Rule Example: Example:

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential The constant multiple Example:

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential The sum and differnce Rule Example:

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential Derivative of exponential Definition of the number e Example:

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential Derivative of exponential Example:

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential Second- and Higher-Order Derivatives Example: First derivative second derivative 3rd derivative n-th derivative

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential Answer: 50, -2/9

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential

Sec 3.1: DERIVATIVES of Polynomial and Exponential