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Find a nonzero function such that f′(x)=4f(x)

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<span>One nonzero function that satisfies fâ€˛(x)=4f(x) can be found by using the constant 'e' and its derivative rules. If we define f(x) = e^(4x), the first derivative f'(x) can be found via the chain rule to be 4*e^(4x) or the 4*f(x) as desired.</span>

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