
Yohannes B. answered 01/31/22
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If the equation is y = e^4x=(x)(e^4) then
dy/dx = d/dx(e^4(x)) = e^4 => the slope = e^4 for any value of x. It is a horizontal line of y = e^4
But if the equation is y = e^(4x) then
dy/dx = 4e^(4x). slope when x = 0 is 4(e^0) = 4 . It is still horizontal line at y = 4