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Ah, thanks Lordling Send a noteboard - 07/12/2010 06:58:16 PM
Since e^x is independent of t.

Took me about two hours to realise that d/dt e^x might be 0. I hate ees. A good joke since it took so long to sink in.

Thanks to jh, too.
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