Steps to finding derivate of natural log
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Steps to finding derivate of natural log

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 12-03-10] [Hit: ]
P(t)=3000e^((.P(t)=3000(.065)e^((.P(t)=195e^((.......
I have the equation to:

P(t)=3000e^((.065)(t))


this is compound interest


The derivate is P'(t)= 195e^((.065)(t))

but I just have the answer. I'm exactly sure how to find the derivate. I need the steps.
HELP ANYONE?

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in general the derivative of ae^(bx) = abe^(bx), where a and b are constants
so
P(t)=3000e^((.065)(t))
P'(t)=3000(.065)e^((.065)(t))
P'(t)=195e^((.065)(t))
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