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e^(e^x) (Posted on 2011-02-08) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Find a formula, involving n, the number of e's present in the below function, for the derivative of :








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Possible approach | Comment 1 of 5

The derivative of that expression seems to be 0, zero, zilch, nada, nothing, even with only one e. So presumably n can be pretty much anything one chooses e.g. pi^(pi^(pi^.........pi) and not be wrong.

But I probably am!


  Posted by broll on 2011-02-08 12:55:37
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