Title: Derivatives
1Derivatives
2Chain Rule
3Concepts in 3.6
- Derivative of a Composite Function
- Outside-Inside Rule
- Repeated Use of the Chain Rule
- Slopes of Parametrized Curves
- Power Chain Rule
- and why
- The chain rule is the most widely used
differentiation - rule in mathematics.
4Derivative of a Composite Function
5Derivative of a Composite Function
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6Derivative of a Composite Function
7Derivative of a Composite Function
8Derivatives of Composite Functions
9Rule 8 The Chain Rule
10Chain Rule
11Outside-Inside Rule
- Find the derivative of the outside function
leaving the inside function where it is and the
same. Then multiply that by the derivative of
the inside.
12Example Derivatives of Composite Functions
13Example Derivatives of Composite Functions
14Example Outside-Inside Rule
15Example Repeated Use of the Chain Rule
16Example Repeated Use of the Chain Rule
17Slopes of Parametrized Curves
18Slopes of Parametrized Curves
- dy/dt (dy/dx)(dx/dt)
- Assuming each derivative exists and by the chain
rule.
19Finding dy/dx Parametrically
20Example--Finding dy/dx Parametrically
21Example--Finding dy/dx Parametrically
22Power Chain Rule
23Radian vs. Degrees
- The formulas for the derivatives of sin x and cos
x were obtained under the assumption that x is
measured in radians and not degrees. Use the
chain rule to see why