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Example Question #51 : Computation Of Derivatives
According to the chain rule, . In this case,
and
. The derivative is
Example Question #423 : Ap Calculus Bc
According to the chain rule, . In this case,
and
.
and
.
The derivative is
Example Question #424 : Ap Calculus Bc
According to the chain rule, . In this case,
and
. Since
and
, the derivative is
Example Question #425 : Ap Calculus Bc
According to the chain rule, . In this case,
and
. Since
and
, the derivative is
Example Question #426 : Ap Calculus Bc
According to the chain rule, . In this case,
and
. Here
and
. The derivative is:
Example Question #421 : Ap Calculus Bc
Given the relation , find
.
We begin by taking the derivative of both sides of the equation.
.
. (The left hand side uses the Chain Rule.)
.
.
Example Question #422 : Ap Calculus Bc
Given the relation , find
.
None of the other answers
We can use implicit differentiation to find . We being by taking the derivative of both sides of the equation.
(This line uses the product rule for the derivative of
.)
Example Question #423 : Ap Calculus Bc
If , find
.
Since we have a function inside of a another function, the chain rule is appropriate here.
The chain rule formula is
.
In our function, both are
So we have
and
.
Example Question #51 : Computation Of Derivatives
Find of the following:
To find we must use implicit differentiation, which is an application of the chain rule.
Taking of both sides of the equation, we get
using the following rules:
,
,
,
Note that for every derivative with respect to x of a function with y, the additional term dy/dx appears; this is because of the chain rule, where y=g(x), so to speak, for the function it appears in.
Using algebra, we get
Example Question #51 : Computation Of Derivatives
Find :
, where
is a constant.
The derivative of the function is equal to
and was found using the following rules:
,
,
The constant may seem intimidating, but we treat it as another constant!
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