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Differentiating Exponential functions In Exercise,find the derivative of the function. See Example 2 and 3.

f(x) = e^-1/x2

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Answer: The derivative of the given function is
f'(x)=(2)/(x)e^{(1)/(x^2)}

Explanation:

Since we have given that


f(x)=e^{(-1)/(x^2)}

We will derivative it:

So, it becomes,


f'(x)=-e^{(1)/(x^2)}* ((1)/(x^2))'\\\\f'(x)=-e^{(1)/(x^2)}* (-2)/(x)\\\\f'(x)=(2)/(x)e^{(1)/(x^2)}

Hence, the derivative of the given function is
f'(x)=(2)/(x)e^{(1)/(x^2)}

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