Question

What is the derivative of `e^(-2x)`?

Answer 1

`dy/dx`= -2.`e^(-2x)`

Explanation:

Understand
`e^((some expression))` is to be differentiated as

(Differentiation of some expression). `e^((some expression))`

Differentiation of - 2x is = -2

Hence

`dy/dx`= -2.`e^(-2x)`