Calculus Examples

Evaluate (8(2.000001)^( natural log of 2.000001)-8(2)^( natural log of 2))/0.000001
8(2.000001)ln(2.000001)-8(2)ln(2)0.000001
Step 1
Multiply -82ln(2).
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Step 1.1
Factor out negative.
82.000001ln(2.000001)-(82ln(2))0.000001
Step 1.2
Rewrite 8 as 23.
82.000001ln(2.000001)-(232ln(2))0.000001
Step 1.3
Use the power rule aman=am+n to combine exponents.
82.000001ln(2.000001)-23+ln(2)0.000001
82.000001ln(2.000001)-23+ln(2)0.000001
Step 2
Replace e with an approximation.
82.000001log2.71828182(2.000001)-23+ln(2)0.000001
Step 3
Log base 2.71828182 of 2.000001 is approximately 0.69314768.
82.0000010.69314768-23+ln(2)0.000001
Step 4
Raise 2.000001 to the power of 0.69314768.
81.61680779-23+ln(2)0.000001
Step 5
Multiply 8 by 1.61680779.
12.93446234-23+ln(2)0.000001
Step 6
Replace e with an approximation.
12.93446234-23+log2.71828182(2)0.000001
Step 7
Log base 2.71828182 of 2 is approximately 0.69314718.
12.93446234-23+0.693147180.000001
Step 8
Add 3 and 0.69314718.
12.93446234-23.693147180.000001
Step 9
Raise 2 to the power of 3.69314718.
12.93446234-112.934453370.000001
Step 10
Multiply -1 by 12.93445337.
12.93446234-12.934453370.000001
Step 11
Subtract 12.93445337 from 12.93446234.
0.000008960.000001
Step 12
Divide 0.00000896 by 0.000001.
8.96548404
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