The 'e's! They're everwhere!
Mooseica
09-07-2006, 18:26
Ok, I appreciate that this may come under the heading of 'homework help' but I ask that you hear me out first.
I'm not asking you to do my homework for me, I just need to know whether or not if you differentiate ln does it remain ln? In the same way that if you differentiate e it remains e?
See I would know this myself but... well... I've forgotten, and my textbook contains apparently all the information in the world except that which I need. Bastards.
AB Again
09-07-2006, 18:29
No it doesn't. ln is not invariable under differentiation. Try google.
Antikythera
09-07-2006, 18:30
"E" is an ireationaly number..therefore the question you are asking is irrational so just write anything down and it will be correct;)
Mooseica
09-07-2006, 18:31
No it doesn't. ln is not invariable under differentiation. Try google.
Bugger. Well that's me shafted. Grrr at textbooks.
Mooseica
09-07-2006, 18:31
"E" is an ireationaly number..therefore the question you are asking is irrational so just write anything down and it will be correct;)
Amusing certainly :D But ultimately useless :(
No:
y=ln(x) or y=ln(u)
y'=1/x or y'=u'/u
You just take the derivative of the function inside the parentheses and put it over the original function creating a fraction of the form dx/x.
"E" is an ireationaly number..therefore the question you are asking is irrational so just write anything down and it will be correct;)
e is a transcendental number, making it God. Use that to permanently pwn any NS debate on the existence of God.
Antikythera
09-07-2006, 18:37
Amusing certainly :D But ultimately useless :(
well at least i gave you something to laugh at amid your frutration, and if it made you laugh it cant be all that useless :)
Mooseica
09-07-2006, 18:38
well at least i gave you something to laugh at amid your frutration:)
That's true - and now my frutration has all but vanished, like mist in the sun :D
My frustration however, was largely unaffected :p
Antikythera
09-07-2006, 18:45
That's true - and now my frutration has all but vanished, like mist in the sun :D
My frustration however, was largely unaffected :p
yah that tend to happen with math:( , especially when combined with my lack of great spelling:(
but i guess on the good side its another thing to laugh at:p