Use the fact that lim
tà ¢ 0
e
t à ¢ 1
t
= 1 to show from first principle that
d
dx(2e
2x à ¢ e
à ¢ x + 5x) = 4e
2x + e
à ¢ x + 5.
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f′(x)=h→0limhf(x+h)−f(x)
=h→0limh2e2(x+h)+ex+h+5(x+h)−2e2x−ex−5x=
=h→0limh2e2x(e2h−1)+h→0limhex(eh−1)+h→0limh5h
=4e2xh→0lim2he2h−1+exh→0limheh−1+5h→0limhh
=4e2x(1)+ex(1)+5(1)
=4e2x+ex+5
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