#Derivative of b + ae^r
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correct
so Im doing a quotient rule question so the question I was asked was e^r / b + a * e^r
and Im trying to get the derivative for b + a*e^r
I googled it and it told me 1 but I just dont understand why its 1
https://www.symbolab.com/solver/step-by-step/derivative b%2Bae^{r}?or=input heres the symbolab thing I searched up
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Oh
So would the solution just be ae^r?
I’m trying to find the derivative of e^r / b + ae^r