What is the derivative of ex3+log5(π)? Calculus Differentiating Logarithmic Functions Overview of Different Functions 1 Answer Hammer Mar 3, 2018 ddxex3+log5(π)=3x2ex3 Explanation: The log5(π) is a constant, so the derivative of the function can be turned down to a simpler ddxex3. Let y be equal to ex3. Take the natural logarithm of both sides. lny=x3⋅lne lny=x3 Differentiate both : dydx1y=3x2 dydx=y⋅3x2=3x2ex3, so ddxex3+log5(π)=3x2ex3. Answer link Related questions How do you find the derivative of y=sin2x+cos2x+ln(ex)? What is the derivative of y=e3x4? What is the derivative of y=2x4−2x3−8? What is the derivative of y=ln[x2x+3]12? What is the derivative of ln(x2)? What is the derivative of 1logx? Question #b5198 Question #09fd4 Question #56c3f See all questions in Overview of Different Functions Impact of this question 4158 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License