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Example Question #291 : Functions
Find the differential of the following equation
The differential of is
.
To find the differential of the right side of the equation, take the derivative of each term as you apply the product rule.
The product rule is:
, so applying that rule to the equation yields:
Example Question #292 : Functions
Find the differential of the following equation.
The differential of is
.
To find the differential of the right side of the equation, take the derivative of each term as you apply the product rule.
The product rule is:
, so applying that rule to the equation yields:
Example Question #113 : How To Find Differential Functions
Find the differential of the following equation.
The differential of is
.
To find the differential of the right side of the equation, take the derivative of each term as follows.
The derivative of anything in the form of is
, and the derivative of
is
so applying that rule to all of the terms yields:
Example Question #114 : How To Find Differential Functions
Find
.
Let .
Then .
By the chain rule,
,
Plugging everything in we get
Example Question #301 : Differential Functions
Let
Find
.
Let and
.
So .
By the product rule:
Where and
.
Therefore,
Plugging everything in and simplifying we get:
Example Question #111 : Other Differential Functions
Let
Find
.
We can simplify the function by using the properties of logarithms.
With the simplified form, we can now find the derivative using the power rule which states,
.
Also we will need to use the product rule which is,
.
Remember that the derivative of .
Applying these rules we find the derivative to be as follows.
Example Question #304 : Differential Functions
Let .
Find
.
For a function of the form the derivative is by definition:
.
Therefore,
.
Example Question #305 : Differential Functions
Let
Find
.
Recall that,
Using the product rule
Example Question #301 : Differential Functions
Compute the differential for the following.
To compute the differential of the function we will need to use the power rule which states,
.
Applying the power rule we get:
From here solve for dy:
Example Question #1331 : Calculus
Compute the differential for the following function.
Using the power rule,
the derivative of becomes
.
Using trigonometric identities, the derivative of is
.
Therefore,
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