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    Derivative: Example1 1 1

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    The document provides two examples of finding derivatives using the quotient rule and definition of the derivative. It also contains advice to spend time practicing derivatives through problem sets and classwork.

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    DERIVATIVES

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    DERIVATIVE

    EXAMPLE1
    1 1
    For f(x) = , Find f’(x).

    Using the quotient rule we get,

    f’(x) =

    =
    EXAMPLE 2

    If f (x) = √ , use the definition of find f’(x).

    √ √
    Solution: f’(x) = =

    Next multiply both numerator and denominator by


    √ +√ to get

    ( )
    =
    √ √ √ √

    =
    √ √ √ √

    = =
    √ √

    This problems and solutions set should be an


    invaluable resource to deal with the problems we
    encountered in derivatives so far. I encourage you
    to spend lot of time reading notes, going over the
    problems we did in class. Remember there is no
    substitute for hark work.

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