What is the difference between the constant and constant derivative rule of derivative

The video tutorial explains the constant multiple rule in calculus, which allows a constant to be factored out when taking derivatives, similar to limits. It provides an example of calculating the derivative of a constant and explains why X to the zero power equals one. The tutorial concludes with a summary of key rules, emphasizing that the derivative of a constant is zero.

Describe the process of bringing down a number when taking a derivative.

How does the constant multiple rule relate to limits?