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Example Question #51 : Derivatives
Find the derivative of the following function at :
The derivative of the function is given by the product rule:
,
Simply find the derivative of each function:
The derivatives were found using the following rules:
,
Simply evaluate each derivative and the original functions at the point given, using the above product rule.
Example Question #21 : Derivative At A Point
Find the derivative of the following function about the point :
The derivative of the function is
and was found using the following rules:
,
Next, plug in the point we were asked to find the derivative at to finish the problem:
Example Question #22 : Derivative At A Point
What is the slope of a function at the point
?
By definition, slope is the first derivative of a given function .
Since here, we can use the Power Rule
for all
to derive
.
At ,
and therefore the slope
.
Example Question #106 : Derivative Review
What is the slope of a function at the point
?
By definition, slope is the first derivative of a given function .
Since here, we can use the Power Rule
for all
to derive
.
At the point , we have
, and so
.
Example Question #102 : Derivative Review
What is the slope of a function at the point
?
None of the above
By definition, slope is the first derivative of a given function .
Since here, we can use the Power Rule
for all
to derive
.
At the point , we have
, and so
.
Example Question #108 : Derivative Review
Given a function , what is its slope at the point
?
Slope is defined as the first derivative of a function at a given point.
Given
. we can use the Power Rule
for all
to derive
.
Since the -coordinate of
is
, the slope
.
Example Question #101 : Derivatives
Given a function , what is its slope at the point
?
Slope is defined as the first derivative of a function at a given point.
Given
. we can use the Power Rule
for all
to derive
.
Since the -coordinate of
is
, the slope
.
Example Question #101 : Derivatives
Given a function , what is its slope at the point
?
None of the above.
Slope is defined as the first derivative of a function at a given point. Given or
. we can use the Power Rule (
for all
) to derive
. Since the
-coordinate of
is
, the slope
.
Example Question #22 : Derivative At A Point
Find the derivative of at
.
Does not exist.
Does not exist.
Split the absolute value into both positive and negative components.
Take their derivatives.
At , there exists a spike in the graph. For spikes, the derivative does not exist under this exception.
The answer is:
Example Question #111 : Derivative Review
What is the slope of a function at the point
?
Slope is defined as the first derivative of a function at given point.
We are given the function
and a point
, so we need to find the derivative
and solve for the point's
-coordinate.
Using the Power Rule
for all nonzero
, we can derive
.
Substituting the -coordinate
, we have a slope:
.
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