#Diff Y2
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generally, d/dx a^x = lna×(a^x)
therefore d/dx 4(1/3)^x
= 4ln(1/3)×(1/3)^x
doesn't matter where the 4 is, as its a constant
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Yk for bc this q, would the answer be 4ln1/3x.(1/3)^x or would it be what it says in the solution bank-attached below
generally, d/dx a^x = lna×(a^x)
therefore d/dx 4(1/3)^x
= 4ln(1/3)×(1/3)^x
doesn't matter where the 4 is, as its a constant