And if so, is this the logic:
d/dx lne = [1/e * d/dx (e)] = [1/e * 0] = 0
and/or
d/dx lne = d/dx log(base e)(e) = d/dx 1 = 0
are there any other ways to make the point that d/dx of lne = 0?
d/dx lne = [1/e * d/dx (e)] = [1/e * 0] = 0
and/or
d/dx lne = d/dx log(base e)(e) = d/dx 1 = 0
are there any other ways to make the point that d/dx of lne = 0?
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d/dx (constant) = 0
and ln(e) it's a constant number and not a variable
and ln(e) it's a constant number and not a variable