Derivative by the ab initio (Lat. "from the beginning") method is to find it from first principles, i.e.
df(x)/dx
=Lim h->0 (f(x+h)-f(x))/h
for f(x)=e^ax, we have
Lim h->0 (e^a(x+h) - e^ax)/h
=Lim h->0 (e^ax*e^ah - e^ax)/h
=Lim h->0 e^ax(e^ah-1)/h
=e^ax Lim h->0 (e^ah-1)/h
Try to evaluate the limit, which should turn out to be a.
Can anyone plz post the procedure for finding the derivative of :-
e^ax
by ab inition method?
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Can you plz evaluate the limit.
Lim h->0 (e^ah-1)/h
I'm having problems with it. Thanks
Lim h->0 (e^ah-1)/h
I'm having problems with it. Thanks