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Derivative of e^(sin²x) with respect to cos x is :
∫ 2^(x+2) dx is equal to :
If e^(x²y) = c, then dy/dx is :
If xʸ = eˣ⁻ʸ, prove that dy/dx = log x / (1 + log x)².
Given that xʸ + yˣ = aᵇ, where a and b are positive constants, find dy/dx.
If f(x) = xˣ, then f′(e) is equal to :
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