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Example Question #81 :Derivative Rules For Sums, Products, And Quotients Of Functions
Find the derivative of.
Take the derivative of each term.
Add them:
Example Question #82 :Derivative Rules For Sums, Products, And Quotients Of Functions
Find the derivative of.
There are two ways to solve this problem.
First, you can use a trig identity to replacewith. Using the chain rule,.
Alternatively, you could use the product rule.
Since, our final answer is still.
Example Question #83 :Derivative Rules For Sums, Products, And Quotients Of Functions
Find the derivative of.
For this problem, we need to use the quotient rule.
Simplifying:
Example Question #91 :Derivative Rules For Sums, Products, And Quotients Of Functions
Find the derivative of
None of the other answers
Product rule states:
Therefore:
Example Question #471 :Derivatives
Use the chain rule to differentiate the following function:
By the chain rule:
Differentiateusing the product rule:
Substitute this derivative forin the first equation:
Factor the equation:
Example Question #472 :Derivatives
Find.
is undefined.
Therefore:
Example Question #9 :Finding Second Derivative Of A Function
Let.
Find the second derivative of.
The second derivative is just the derivative of the first derivative. So first we find the first derivative of. Remember the derivative ofis, and the derivative foris.
Then to get the second derivative, we just derive this function again. So
Example Question #10 :Finding Second Derivative Of A Function
Define.
What is?
Take the derivativeof, then take the derivative of.
Example Question #52 :Calculus I — Derivatives
Define.
What is?
Take the derivativeof, then take the derivative of.
Example Question #53 :Calculus I — Derivatives
Define.
What is?
Rewrite:
Take the derivativeof, then take the derivative of.
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