Title: Calculus 3.3
13.3 Differentiation Rules
2If the derivative of a function is its slope,
then for a constant function, the derivative must
be zero.
example
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3If we find derivatives with the definition of
the derivative
We observe a pattern
4examples
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5constant multiple rule
examples
When we used the difference quotient, we observed
that since the limit had no effect on a constant
coefficient, that the constant could be factored
to the outside.
6constant multiple rule
sum and difference rules
(Each term is treated separately)
7Example
Find the horizontal tangents of
Plugging the x values into the original equation,
we get
(The function is even, so we only get two
horizontal tangents.)
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14Right now.. P115 40-45 Tonight P124
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15Notice that this is not just the product of two
derivatives.
product rule
How we say it.1 dee 2 2 dee 1
This is sometimes memorized as
16quotient rule
or
How we say it.Low dee high - high dee low,
all over the square of whats below
17Higher Order Derivatives
(y double prime)
We will learn later what these higher order
derivatives are used for.
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