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Question Number 215918 by issac last updated on 21/Jan/25

why  ((d  )/dz)e^z =e^z  ??  why dose not (de^z /dz)=(de^z /dz)=(e^z /z) ???

whyddzez=ez??whydosenotdezdz=dezdz=ezz???

Answered by Frix last updated on 21/Jan/25

You mean generally (d/dx)f(x)=((f(x))/x)?

Youmeangenerallyddxf(x)=f(x)x?

Answered by mahdipoor last updated on 21/Jan/25

  The symbol d here is an operator :  (d/dz)e^z ≡((e^(z+Δz) −e^z )/(Δz))  when (Δz→0)  whose name is derivative  not mean :  (d/dz)e^z =((d×e^z )/(d×z))

Thesymboldhereisanoperator:ddzezez+ΔzezΔzwhen(Δz0)whosenameisderivativenotmean:ddzez=d×ezd×z

Answered by MathematicalUser2357 last updated on 29/Mar/25

You maybe forgot the notation of derivatives.  The derivative notations are: (dy/dx), (d/dx)y, y′, etc. (Derivative notation is marked blue)  Solving it with your derivative skills with that notation you forgot:  (d/dz) e^z =e^z .  If you didn′t forgot the notation of derivatives,  You maybe forgot the first principle of derivatives.  If you didn′t forgot that, you thinked (d/dz)e^z  as an Algebra question.  Please, let that notation go to your mind.

Youmaybeforgotthenotationofderivatives.Thederivativenotationsare:dydx,ddxy,y,etc.(Derivativenotationismarkedblue)Solvingitwithyourderivativeskillswiththatnotationyouforgot:ddzez=ez.Ifyoudidntforgotthenotationofderivatives,Youmaybeforgotthefirstprincipleofderivatives.Ifyoudidntforgotthat,youthinkedddzezasanAlgebraquestion.Please,letthatnotationgotoyourmind.

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