Unit 3 Basic Differentiationap Calculus



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Again using linearity, f'(x) = a(x3)' + b(x2)' + c(x)' + (d)' = 3ax^2 + 2bx + c Example 3 can be generalized as follows: A polynomial of degree n has a derivative everywhere, and the derivative is a polynomial of degree (n - 1). First we use the product rule, since f(x) is given as the product of x 2.

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Section 3-10 : Implicit Differentiation

For problems 1 – 3 do each of the following.

  1. Find (y') by solving the equation for y and differentiating directly.
  2. Find (y') by implicit differentiation.
  3. Check that the derivatives in (a) and (b) are the same.

  1. (displaystyle frac{x}{{{y^3}}} = 1) Solution
  2. ({x^2} + {y^3} = 4) Solution
  3. ({x^2} + {y^2} = 2) Solution

For problems 4 – 9 find (y') by implicit differentiation.

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  1. (2{y^3} + 4{x^2} - y = {x^6}) Solution
  2. (7{y^2} + sin left( {3x} right) = 12 - {y^4}) Solution
  3. ({{bf{e}}^x} - sin left( y right) = x) Solution
  4. (4{x^2}{y^7} - 2x = {x^5} + 4{y^3}) Solution
  5. (cos left( {{x^2} + 2y} right) + x,{{bf{e}}^{{y^{,2}}}} = 1) Solution
  6. (tan left( {{x^2}{y^4}} right) = 3x + {y^2}) Solution

For problems 10 & 11 find the equation of the tangent line at the given point.

  1. ({x^4} + {y^2} = 3) at (left( {1, - sqrt 2 } right)). Solution
  2. ({y^2}{{bf{e}}^{2x}} = 3y + {x^2}) at (left( {0,3} right)). Solution

For problems 12 & 13 assume that (x = xleft( t right)), (y = yleft( t right)) and (z = zleft( t right)) and differentiate the given equation with respect to t.

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  1. ({x^2} - {y^3} + {z^4} = 1) Solution
  2. ({x^2}cos left( y right) = sin left( {{y^3} + 4z} right)) Solution
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Unit 3: Differentiation



Day Topic
1Definition of Derivative
2Basic Derivative Rules
3Product & Quotient Rules
4Practice Power, Product & Quotient Rules
5Chain Rule
6Practice with Chain Rule and Derivatives of a^x
7Implicit Differentiation
8Some Derivatives Rules WS #1-24
9Differentiability & Approximating Derivatives
10Barron's Review for HW
11Inverse Trig Derivatives
12 Derivatives of Inverse Functions (non-trig)
13Logarithmic Differentiation
14Review
15Unit Exam & 'Review so Far' Packet (HW)

LinkDescription
Definition of DerivativeVideo detailing the concept of a derivative in relation to the slope of a tangent line
Proof of Power Rule for Derivatives
Video showing why the power rule works
Derivative Proof of e^x
Video explaining why the derivative of e^x = e^x
Product Rule Proof
Video showing a proof of the Product Rule
Quotient Rule Proof
Video showing a proof of the Quotient Rule
Power Rule Proof
Video showing a proof of the Power Rule
Chain Rule Proof
Video showing a proof of the Chain Rule





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