Question

What is the derivative of `e^3`?

Answer 1

Since `e^3` is a constant, its derivative is zero.

`(e^3)'=0`

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Answer 2

The derivative of `e^3` is `0`.

The base of natural logarithms `e`, also called Euler's constant, is an irrational number, with an approximation of it's value correct to 7 decimal places being `2.7182818`.

`e^3` is, therefore, a numeber too (it can be show to be irrational). And since the derivative of a constant function is always `0`, it's derivative is `0`.