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By: Jennifer Larson. Fun With derivatives. START !. I’ve used this program before. I’m a first time user. WELCOME!.
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By: Jennifer Larson Fun With derivatives START!
I’ve used this program before I’m a first time user
WELCOME! This program was designed to give students like you a fun way to learn calculus! Navigate through the program by clicking the icons at the bottom, left-hand corner of the screen! Home Next Back
What do you want to learn? Pre-derivative review Definition of a derivative Derivative of a constant Power rule Sum rule Difference rule quiz
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Remember… Slope=m= y2-y1 = y x2-x1 = x xmxn=xm+n xm = xm-n xn (xm)n = xmn x-n = 1 xn
What is a Derivative? Find Out!
We have all heard of a common form of a derivative…. slope!!
Derivative- how much a quantity is changing at some given point Common Notations
Common Derivative Notations dy d (f(x)) f’(x) dxdx Dxy y’ In this lesson, we will use y’.
The derivative of a constant, or any real number is alwayszero!! y=500 y’=0
Power y=axny’=naxn-1 Function *Take the power, times the function to one less power*
Try it out! If y=x2, find y’. x32x2x23x3
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Oops! Remember….y=axny’=n·a·xn-1 Try Again
y= (f(x)+g(x))y’= f’(x)+g(x)Find the derivative of each part, just like from the power rule, and add them together!
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Oops! Remember… y= (f(x)+g(x)) y’= f’(x)+g(x) Take derivative of each individually and add them together!! Try Again!
y= f(x)-g(x)y’= f’(x)-g’(x)Find the derivative of each part and subtract respectively!
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Oops! Remember…It’s just like the but we subtract instead of add! Sum Rule
Sum Rule y= (f(x)+g(x))y’= f’(x)+g(x)Find the derivative of each part, just like from the power rule, and add them together!
Summary…Power Rule Sum Rule Difference Ruley=axny= (f(x)+g(x)) y= f(x)-g(x)y’=naxn-1 y’= f’(x)+g(x) y’= f’(x)-g’(x)
Quiz Directions • You may use separate pencil and paper if needed • Click the answer you believe is correct • Keep track of how many you get correct the first try
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Take the power times the function to one less power…y= 10x3 Power Try Again! Function
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Take the power times the function to one less power…y= 10x3 Power Try Again! Function
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Take the power times the function to one less power…y= 10x3 Power Try Again! Remember… The derivative of every constant is zero!! Function
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Take the power times the function to one less power…y= 10x3 The Sum Rule says to take the derivative of each part and add them together! Power Try Again! Function
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Take the power times the function to one less power…y= 10x3 The Sum Rule says to take the derivative of each part and add them together! Power Try Again! Function
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Take the power times the function to one less power…y= 10x3 The Difference Rule says to take the derivative of each part and take subtract, instead of adding like the Sum Rule Power Try Again! Function
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Take the power times the function to one less power…y= 10x3 The Difference Rule says to take the derivative of each part and take subtract, instead of adding like the Sum Rule Power Try Again! Function