🔍 Link0u Search Engine

교육/지식/강연

2026.08.08 16:00

93/1000, why is the derivative 2^x equal to 2^x*ln(2)

  • bprp calculus b… 3일 전 2026.08.08 16:00 인기
  • 1,654
    18
1000 calculus tutorials in the making! Subscribe to join the journey! #calculus #1000calculustutorials #blackpenredpen ...
  • 공유링크 복사

    댓글목록

    profile_image
    @nic-u6fnic  3일 전

    horrible explanation at the end

    2026-08-09 07:30

    profile_image
    @Eric-jx3lb  3일 전

    You basically need to define what e is.  \(e\) as the upper limit of \((1 + \frac{1}{n})^n\). Then we talk!

    2026-08-09 02:05

    profile_image
    @HowardThompson…  3일 전

    Bruh, that’s cheating.

    2026-08-08 22:58

    profile_image
    @brainfellow514…  3일 전

    Something's missing,  he jumped a step somewhere to conclude ln(2).  Feels incomplete...

    2026-08-08 21:26

    profile_image
    @David_Math_Bib…  3일 전

    Nobody is tryna use the definition. Tedious you know. Just set 2^x equal to y, ln both sides, and proceed from there

    2026-08-08 21:19

    profile_image
    @EHJ-V  3일 전

    Please use 94/1000 to show how you do the last part. This was... unsatisfactory.

    2026-08-08 21:06

    profile_image
    @Iomhar  3일 전

    Using the calculator is cheating.
    Your 93 is invalid.

    2026-08-08 20:24

    profile_image
    @Φόβος729  3일 전

    So we could define
    ln(X) = lim_h->0 of (x^h - 1 )/ h?

    2026-08-08 19:19

    profile_image
    @xeoneo6841  3일 전

    Without using any other derivatives or the definition:

    2^x*lim h->0 2^h-1 / h
    *note 2^h = e^(h*ln2)

    Now take the series expansion
    e^(h*ln2) = 1 + hln2 + (hln2)^2/2!…

    Now look back at the original limit the 1’s cancel divide through by h and your left with ln2 + h(ln 2)^2 + h^2(ln3)^3…
    Taking the limit as h -> 0 gives you just ln2. Now remember you had the 2^x outside of the limit so…
    d/dx 2^x = ln2*2^x

    2026-08-08 17:53

    profile_image
    @rohangt1  3일 전

    Is there any proof for the result ln(2) coming from it's limit?

    2026-08-08 17:18

    profile_image
    @עולםמיינקראפטש…  3일 전

    That not profe that is realy ln(2)

    2026-08-08 17:15

    profile_image
    @vikramrawat526…  3일 전

    Day 93

    2026-08-08 16:56

    profile_image
    @mohbomran7087  3일 전

    Is there really no other way to do that???

    2026-08-08 16:12

    profile_image
    @cjfool5489  3일 전

    Without using the definition .
    Let y= 2^x
    lny = ln(2^x)
    lny = x.ln2
    (1/y)dy/dx = ln2.dx/dx
    (1/y)dy/dx = ln2
    dy/dx = y.ln2
    Substituting the value of y we get,
    d(2^x)/dx = 2^xln2

    2026-08-08 16:12

    profile_image
    @BSky2025  3일 전

    Can you do some integrals by substitution please?

    2026-08-08 16:05

    profile_image
    @OfficialSuper_…  3일 전

    Oh,my fist

    2026-08-08 16:05

    profile_image
    @marksandsmith6…  2일 전

    Everybody unhappy with last step ?

    2026-08-09 18:15

    profile_image
    @wannabeactuary…  2일 전

    2^h  =  h ln 2 = h exp(ln (2) =  h (1 + ln 2 +  (ln2)^2! +....
    (2^h - 1)/h = hln2  + o((ln2)^2)

    2026-08-10 06:17

    profile_image
    @russelltaylor7…  2일 전

    y=2^x
    lny=xln2
    y'/y=ln2
    y'=yln2=2^xln2

    2026-08-10 05:11

    profile_image
    @Mediterranean8…  1일 전

    L = lim h→0 (2ʰ-1)/h , let t = 2ʰ-1 , h = ln(1+t)/ln 2 , L = ln 2 × lim t→0 t/ln(1+t) = ln 2/ lim t→0 ln(1+t)ᵗ = ln 2/ln e = ln 2

    2026-08-10 21:10