Question
Question: How do you find the derivative of \(f\left( x \right)={{\left( 2-4{{e}^{2x}} \right)}^{3}}\) ?...
How do you find the derivative of f(x)=(2−4e2x)3 ?
Solution
We can find the derivative of f(x)=(2−4e2x)3 with respect to x by chain rule, the chain rule is if we have find the derivative of f(g(x)) we can assume g(x) as t and differentiate f with respect to t and then differentiate t with respect to x.
Complete step by step answer:
The given equation which we have to differentiate with respect to x is f(x)=(2−4e2x)3
We know that we can write dxdy=dtdy×dxdt
So let’s assume (2−4e2x) as t so f(x) is equal to t3
So we can write dxdf=dtdf×dxdt
⇒dxdf=dtdt3×dxdt
Derivative of t3 with respect to t is 3t2, we know that derivative of xn is nxn−1 where n is not equal to 0.
So we can write
⇒dxdf=t3×dxdt
We can replace t with (2−4e2x)
⇒dxdf=3(2−4e2x)2×dxd(2−4e2x)
Let’s find the derivative of (2−4e2x) with respect to x. We know the derivative of a constant term is 0. So the derivative of 2 is 0. Derivative of e2x is equal to 2e2x so derivative of (2−4e2x) is equal to −8e2x
So the value of dxd(2−4e2x) is equal to −8e2x we can replace it
⇒dxdf=3(2−4e2x)2×−8e2x
⇒dxdf=−24(2−4e2x)2e2x
Note:
Always remember that the derivative of xn is nxn−1 where n is not equal to 0 because when n is equal to 0 the value of xn becomes a constant term and we know that the derivative of a constant is always 0 . The integration of xn is equal to n+1xn+1 where n is not equal to – 1, if n is equal to – 1 then xn will be x1 and if we put n= -1 in the formula the denominator will be 0 , integration of x1 is lnx .