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    This document contains the solutions to two calculus problems from Business Calculus-I homework. The first problem proves the derivative of (1/x)^3 is -1/x^4. The second problem proves the derivative of e^x is e^x by showing the left and right hand sides are equal. The student's name, ID, major, and course details are provided at the top.

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    This document contains the solutions to two calculus problems from Business Calculus-I homework. The first problem proves the derivative of (1/x)^3 is -1/x^4. The second problem proves the derivative of e^x is e^x by showing the left and right hand sides are equal. The student's name, ID, major, and course details are provided at the top.

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    This document contains the solutions to two calculus problems from Business Calculus-I homework. The first problem proves the derivative of (1/x)^3 is -1/x^4. The second problem proves the derivative of e^x is e^x by showing the left and right hand sides are equal. The student's name, ID, major, and course details are provided at the top.

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    Business School, Sichuan University

    Homework 8 (100 points)


    Course Name：Business Calculus-I Lecturer: Ziqiang Zeng
    Student Name ： ____Mohammad Imran Hossain Khandaker ______ Student
    ID:__2018511080043________ Major:___________IBM____
    Score: _______________

    2
    1. Please try to prove d 3 1  .
    ( x)  x 3
    dx 3

    L.H. S =

    R.H.S =

    L.H.S = R.H.S (proved)


    d
    2. Please try to prove that (e x )  e x .
    dx

    L.H.S =

    = ex
    R.H.S = ex
    L.H.S = R.H.S (proved)

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