Derivative of e^x using the Inverse Function Method

In this video I go over how to use the inverse function method to easily find the derivative of e^x. Using the fact that e^x is the inverse of the ln(x) or natural log function, it can be proved very easily using implicit differentiation and the chain rule that the derivative of e^x is simply itself, e^x.

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