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(6*e^(4*x))'The calculation above is a derivative of the function f (x)
(6)'*e^(4*x)+6*(e^(4*x))'
0*e^(4*x)+6*(e^(4*x))'
0*e^(4*x)+6*e^(4*x)*((4*x)'*ln(e)+(4*x*(e)')/e)
0*e^(4*x)+6*e^(4*x)*((4*x)'*ln(e)+(4*x*0)/e)
0*e^(4*x)+6*e^(4*x)*(((4)'*x+4*(x)')*ln(e)+(4*x*0)/e)
0*e^(4*x)+6*e^(4*x)*((0*x+4*(x)')*ln(e)+(4*x*0)/e)
0*e^(4*x)+6*e^(4*x)*((0*x+4*1)*ln(e)+(4*x*0)/e)
0*e^(4*x)+6*e^(4*x)*((4*x*0)/e+4*ln(e))
0*e^(4*x)+6*e^((4)'*x+4*(x)')
0*e^(4*x)+6*e^(0*x+4*(x)')
0*e^(4*x)+6*e^(0*x+4*1)
0*e^(4*x)+6*0^(4*x)
0*e^(4*x)+6*4*e^(4*x)
24*e^(4*x)
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