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A derivative is simply a rate of change. Whether you're modeling the movement of a particle or a supply/demand model, this is a key instrument of Calculus.
When \( f(x) = \ln ( x^{13} ) \), what is the value of \( f'(37)? \)
Details and assumptions
\( \ln \) is the logarithm base \( e \), also called the natural logarithm.
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