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Derivative of:

h(x) = e^3x+2/e^3x-2

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asked by iain
12 years ago
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I assume you meant...

h(x)=e^3x + 2e^-(3x-2)

then
h'= 3e^3x -6e^-(3x-2)

check that.

answered by bobpursley
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