Unit 2: Differentiation-Limit Definition and Fundamental Properties

What is a Derivative?
What is a Derivative?
Algebra vs. Calculus
Is it Differentiable?
Derivative Notation and Language
Limit Definition of the Derivative (The Long Way)
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Meaning: Limit Definition of the Derivative
Identifier: Limit Definition of the Derivative
Method: Limit Definition of the Derivative
Example 1: Limit Definition of the Derivative
The 5 Main Derivative Rules
5 Main Derivative Rules
Always Step 1: Simplify and Look for Algebraic Rewrites.
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Roots or Radicals
x’s on the Bottom of a Fraction
Trig Functions Raised to a Power
Look to Make Your Life Easier
Rule 1: Constants
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Identifier: Derivative of Constants
Method: Derivative of Constants
Example 1: Derivative of a Constant
Rule 2: Power Rule
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Identifier: Power Rule Derivative
Method: Power Rule Derivative
Example 1: Power Rule Derivative
Example 2: Power Rule Derivative
Example 3: Power Rule Derivative
Rule 3: Product Rule
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Identifier: Product Rule Derivative
Method: Product Rule Derivative
Example 1: Product Rule Derivative
Rule 4: Quotient Rule
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Identifier: Quotient Rule Derivative
Method: Quotient Rule Derivative
Example 1: Quotient Rule Derivative
Rule 5: Chain Rule
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Identifier: Chain Rule Derivative
Method: Chain Rule Derivative
Example 1: Chain Rule Derivative
Special Case Derivatives: Your new multiplication tables
Special Case Derivatives Overview
Six Trig Functions
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Identifier: Trig Function Derivatives
Method: Trig Function Derivatives
Example 1: Trig Function Derivatives
Example 2: Trig Function Derivatives
Six Inverse Trig Functions
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Identifier: Inverse Trig Derivatives
Method: Inverse Trig Derivatives
Example 1: Inverse Trig Derivatives
Example 2: Inverse Trig Derivatives
ex
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Identifier: e^(x) Derivative
Method: e^(x) Derivatives
Example 1: e^(x) Derivative
ln ( x )
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Identifier: ln(x) Derivative
Method: ln(x) Derivative
Example: ln(x) Derivative
a x = Any number raised to the x
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Identifier: a^(x) Derivative
Method: a^(x) Derivative
Example 1: a^(x) Derivative
log b ⁡ x
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Identifier: Logarithm Derivative
Method: Logarithm Derivative
Example 1: Logarithm Derivative
f – 1 (x) = Inverse Function
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Identifier: Inverse Function Derivative
Method: Inverse Function Derivative
Example 1: Inverse Function Derivative
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Six Trig Functions

Unit 2: Differentiation-Limit Definition and Fundamental Properties Six Trig Functions

Base Case: Six Trig Functions

–          Keep in mind that as soon as whatever is inside the function, inside the parenthesis, is more than just your basic x , the problem’s primary rule becomes a chain rule. Whatever you replace that x with inside your base special case will become the inside piece of your chain rule.

–          You will need to know this table equally as well in both directions, left to right and right to left.

f ( x )

 

f ′ ( x )

f ( x ) = sin ( x )

 

f ′ ( x ) = cos ( x )

f ( x ) = cos ( x )

 

f ′ ( x ) = – sin ( x )

f ( x ) = tan ( x )

 

f ′ ( x ) = sec 2 ( x )

f ( x ) = sec ( x )

 

f ′ ( x ) = sec ( x ) tan ( x )

f ( x ) = csc ( x )

 

f ′ ( x ) = – csc ( x ) cot ( x )

f ( x ) = cot ( x )

 

f ′ ( x ) = – csc 2 ( x )

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