Differentiation (review) §
The Product Rule §
- The product rules allows you to determine the derivative of the product of functions as follows: If f(x)g(x), then y′=g(x)f′(x)+f(x)g′(x)
- Alternative using Leibniz notation: If y=uv, then dxdy=vdxdu+udxdv
Quotient Rule §
- Let y=vu, the differentiation of y dxdy is =v2vu′−uv′
The Chain Rule §
- If y=f(g(x), the derivative dxdy can be expressed as f′(g(x))g′(x)
- If y=(u)n, the derivative dxdy can be expressed as n×(u)n−1×u′
Rates of Change §
- Differentiation can be used to solve problems involving rate of change.
- Important to know:
- quantity you are differentiating
- quantity you are differentiating with respect to,
- t <= 10
- 4/3*pi*(10-t)
- -4*pi*(10-t)