Question

What is the derivative of `e^a` (a is any constant number)?

Answer 1

`0`

Explanation:

If `a` is any constant, such as `2`, then the derivative of `e^2` would be `0`.

Since `e` is also a constant, a constant to the power of another constant is, you guessed it, a constant.

The derivative of a constant is always `0`, since constants never change.

Even if `a` is something odd like `pi+sin7`, the derivative of `e^(pi+sin7)` is `0`.