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1 Derivative of Exponential Function and Logarithms I Logarithms, still

2 Now, when e is missing Instead of exponential function with base e (which is a number) we will look at exponential functions with bases other than e. As well, we’ll also look at the logarithmic function when base ≠ e. How fun!

3 Onto the derivatives Change of base rule

4 Another Derivative (easier)

5 Logarithmic Differentiation What do we do when both the base AND the powers have variables? Hmmm.. Lets see…. Power rule? The exponential rule? I’m so confused!! Hint: take the ln of both sides!!

6 Examples Find dy/dx for the following:

7 Examples Find dy/dx for the following:

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