Most functions change when differentiated.
x² → 2x
sin(x) → cos(x)
But one remarkable function stays exactly the same:
d/dx(eˣ) = eˣ
This Short visually explains why the exponential function with base e has a growth rate equal to its current value — and why it appears in growth, compound interest, decay, and probability.
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