Posted by Ifi on Sunday, October 28, 2012 at 4:52am.
You know that if y = e^u
y' = e^u u'
here, u=e^x, so
y' = (e^e^x) (e^x)
now just add exponents as usual when multiplying:
y' = e^(e^x+x)
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