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[DOC File]DERIVATIVES
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c. Hypothesize a general rule about the derivative of a continuous function f and the invertibilty of f. d. Use calculus to prove that the function f(x) = x3 + 4x – 5 has an inverse function. e. Use calculus to prove that g(x) = x3 – 4x – 5 is not invertible (unless we restrict the domain).
[DOC File]Derivatives
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When applying the Chain Rule, it is helpful to think of the composite function as having two parts: an inner part and an outer part. Then, the derivative of is the product of the derivative of the outer function (at the inner function u = g(x) ) and the derivative of the inner function at x. (Example 5.11 Find the derivative …
Derivative Rules - MATH
An example of quotient rule: Domain: all Real numbers except zero. Range: all Real numbers except zero. no intercepts. VA x = 0, discontinuous here. HA y = 0. The top polynomial is 1; it’s derivative is zero. The bottom polynomial is x; it’s derivative is 1. Which is always negative and never zero.
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It is highly recommended that you become very familiar with all of these techniques. The Derivative of a Constant. If where is a constant, then . In other words, the derivative or slope of any constant function is zero. Proof: Example 1: If for all , then for all . We can also write . The Power Rule
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Definition: The derivative of a function f is the function f ′, defined by. for all x for which this limit exists. The domain of f ′ is the set of all values from the domain of f where the above limit exists. The process of finding the derivative of f is called differentiation of f.
[DOC File]AP Calculus Assignments: Derivative Techniques
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Where and we use the product rule for to get: We then “solve for” : (Then one can calculate the value of the derivative at a given point by plugging . in the x and y values at that point.) We may also apply the chain rule to implicit differentiation: Ex. sin(xy) = 2x + 5. Note that y = sin u and u = xy, so , , so .
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