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Title: DERIVATIVES


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CHAPTER 2
  • DERIVATIVES

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CONTENT
  • 2.1 Slope and equation of tangent
  • 2.2 The derivative of a function
  • 2.3 Techniques of Differentiation
  • 2.4 Derivatives of Composite function (Chain
    Rule)
  • 2.5 Derivatives of Trigonometric Function
  • 2.6 Derivatives of Logarithmic Function
  • 2.7 Derivatives of an Exponential Function
  • 2.8 Implicit Function
  • 2.9 Higher Derivatives

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OBJECTIVES
  • By the end of this chapter student should able
    to
  • Calculate derivative using the basic technique of
    differentiation
  • Calculate derivative using Chain rule technique
  • Calculate derivative for trigonometric,
    Logarithmic and Exponential function
  • Calculate derivative for implicit functions
  • Solve the higher derivative functions

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2.0 INTRODUCTION
  • Calculus is the mathematics of change, and the
    primary tool for studying change is a procedure
    called differentiation (derivatives).
  • Derivative
  • derived a function.
  • study on how one quantity changes in relation to
    another quantity.
  • The derivatives of function f (x) study on how f
    (x) changes in relation to changes in x.

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2.1 SLOPE AND EQUATION OF TANGENT
  • Consider a curve y f (x). Let P(x0,y0) be fixed
    point on the curve and let Q(x1,y1) be a nearby
    movable point on that curve.
  • Slope of PQ (secant line)
  • If Thus,

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Definition
  • Example 2.1.1
  • Find the slope of the parabola at
    the point (2, 5). Then find an equation for the
    tangent to the parabola at this point.

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Exercise 2.1
  • Find an equation of the tangent line to the
    parabola at point (3, -6).
  • Find an equation of the tangent line to the
    hyperbola at point (3, 1).
  • Find the slopes of tangent lines to the graph of
    the function at point (1, 1), (4,
    2), and (9, 3).

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2.2 DERIVATIVES OF A FUNCTION
  • The derivative of the function f (x) with respect
    to the variable x is the function whose value at
    x is
  • Provided the limit exists. If exists, we
    say that f is differentiable at x.
  • Generally, equation () is also called as
    differentiation with first principle.

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Notation
derivative of y with respect to x
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Finding Derivatives from the Definition ( First
Principle)
  • Write expression for f (x) and f (x h)
  • Find and simplify the difference quotient
  • Evaluate
  • If the limit does exist, then

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Example 2.2.1
  • Use the definition to find the derivative of
    function,
  • f (x) 3x

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Example 2.2.2
  • Use the definition to find the derivative of
    function,

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Example 2.2.3
  • Use the definition to find the derivative of
    function,

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Example 2.2.4
  • Use the definition to find the derivative of
    function,

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Example 2.2.5
  • Use the definition to find the derivative of
    function,

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Exercise 2.2
  • Find the derivative of the following function by
    using first principle definition.

A B C
D E F
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2.3 TECHNIQUES OF DIFFERENTIATION
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Constant Function
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Identity Function
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Power Rule
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Power Rule
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Constant Multiple
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Sum Rule
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Difference Rule
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Linearity Rule
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Product Rule
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Quotient Rule
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Exercise 2.3
  • Find the derivative of the following function

A B C
D E F
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Exercise 2.3
  • Find the derivative of the following function

G H I
J K L
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2.4 DERIVATIVES OF COMPOSITE FUNCTION (CHAIN RULE)
If y f (u) and u g (x), the composite
function y is given by
Definition if f differentiable at x and g
differentiable at u g (x), then the composite
function
differentiable at x where
or
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Example 2.4.1 Find the derivative of the
following functions
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Example 2.4.1 Find the derivative of the
following functions
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Example 2.4.2 Chain Rule
If y f (u), u g (v), and v h (x) then
Find the
if
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Exercise 2.4
  • Find the derivative of the following function by
    using chain rule

A B C
D E F
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2.5 DERIVATIVES OF TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTION
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2.5 DERIVATIVES OF TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTION
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Example 2.51 Find the derivative of y with
respect to x for the following function
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Example 2.51 Find the derivative of y with
respect to x for the following function
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Example 2.52 Find the derivative of y with
respect to x for the following function
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Example 2.52 Find the derivative of y with
respect to x for the following function
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Exercise 2.5
  • Find the derivative of the following function

A B C D
E F G H
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2.6 DERIVATIVES OF LOGARITHMIC FUNCTION
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2.6 DERIVATIVES OF LOGARITHMIC FUNCTION
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Example 2.6 Differentiate the following function
with respect to x
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Example 2.6 Differentiate the following function
with respect to x
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Exercise 2.6
  • Find the derivative of the following function

A B C D
E F G H
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2.7 DERIVATIVES OF AN EXPONENTIAL
FUNCTION
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Example 2.7 Differentiate the following function
with respect to x
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Exercise 2.7
  • Find the derivative of the following function

A B C D
E F G H
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2.8 IMPLICIT FUNCTION
  • Implicit function is a function of y that cannot
    be written directly with respect to x.
  • An implicit function F is usually defined as
  • Example of implicit function is as follows
  • The implicit function can be differentiate one
    variable at a time with an assumption y is the
    function of x.

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Example 2.7 Differentiate the following function
with respect to x by using implicit
differentiation
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Exercise 2.8
  • Find the derivative of the following function by
    using implicit differentiation

A B C D
E F G H
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2.9 HIGHER DERIVATIVES
first derivatives
Higher derivatives
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Example 2.9.1 2.9.2
  • Given Find
  • Find if

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Example 2.9.3
  • By differentiating
  • implicitly.
  • Find

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Exercise 2.9
  • Find the 1st derivative and 2nd derivatives of
    the following function

A B C
D E F
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SUMMARY
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