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Calculus...........d/dx[ln(e^i)]...

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=0-ln(e^i) is a constant, and the derivative of a constant is zero.......
Point to remember..

d/dx(constant)=0


Now,

d/dx[ln(e^i)]

= d/dx[i.ln.(e)]

'i' and ln(e) both has numerical values


So,


d/dx[i.ln.(e)]

=0

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ln(e^i) is a constant, and the derivative of a constant is zero.

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d/dx[ln(e^i)] = d/dx[i*lne] = d/dx[i] = 0 >===========< ANSWER

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