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Let f(x)=(-4e^(x+1))+(e^6).
Let f(x)=(-4e^(x+1))+(e^6).f'(0)=
Let f(x) = -4e(x+1) + e6. Find fâ(0)Solution: The differentiation of f(x) is:â â4e ( x +1) So fâ(0) = -4e(0 + 1) = -4e [Differentiation of e6 would be zero as it is a constant]