Standard derivatives:
a | 0 |
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xa | axa−1 |
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ex | ex |
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eax | aeax |
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ax | axln(a) | if a>0 |
ln(x) | x1 | if x>0 |
log(x) | x⋅ln(10)1 | if x>0 |
sin(x) | cos(x) |
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cos(x) | −sin(x) |
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tan(x) | cos(x)21 |
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Quotient rule for [g(x)f(x)]′
→ vu
→ g(x)2f(x)’g(x)−f(x)g(x)’ → v2u’v−uv’
Find derivative for both numerator (u’) and denumerator (v’)
Derivative numerator times denumerator (u′⋅v ), minus derivative denumerator times numerator (u⋅v′).
Divided by denumerator squared (v2)
e.g.: 4x22x−3
[2x−3]’=2, [4x2]’=8x
2⋅4x2−8x(2x−3) = 8x2−16x2+24x = −8x2+24x
16x4−8x2+24x = 2x3−x+3 = 2x33−x
Product rule for [f(x)⋅g(x)]′
→ u⋅v
→ f’(x)⋅g(x)+f(x)⋅g’(x) → u’v+uv’
Find derivative for both sides (u’ and v’)
Each side of the “⋅” becomes its own derivative times the other side (u’⋅v and v’⋅u )
Connect sides by addition
e.g. (3x−1)⋅x
[3x−1]’=3, [x]′=21x−21=2x1
3⋅x + 2x1⋅(3x−1) = 3x+2x3x−1
2,5. 3x=1⋅3x=2x2x⋅13x=2x⋅12x21⋅3x21=2x2⋅3⋅x21+21=2x6x
2x6x+2x3x−1 = 2x9x−1
Chain rule for composite functions [f(x)=g(u(x))]’
→ g’(u)⋅u’
Identify g(u) and u
Find derivative of both
Combine
e.g. ln(x)3
u=ln(x), g(u)=u3
[ln(x)]’=x1 , [u3]’=3u2
3ln(x)2⋅x1 = x3ln(x)2