Chain, Product, Qoutient

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Chain, Product, Qoutient
  1. Chain rule
    1. Use when a function of x
      1. eg. y= (x^3 + 4)^7
        1. y= du/dx x dy/dx
        2. Method:
          1. 1. Find u ( inner most function) 2. Rewrite y in terms of u
            1. 3. Differentiate y with respect to u dy/du 4. Differentiate u with respect to x du/dx
              1. 5. Multiply the two together dy/dx 6. Replace u with the correct term
        3. Product rule
          1. Use when functions of x are multiplied together
            1. eg. y= e^x x^8
              1. y= u(dv/dx) + v(du/dx)
                1. Method:
                  1. 1. Find u and v ( two different functions) 2. Differentiate u with respect to x du/dx
                    1. 3. Differentiate v with respect to x dv/dx 4. Replace the terms in dy/dx = udv+vdu
              2. Qoutient rule
                1. Use when functions of x are being divided
                  1. eg. y= x^3 +1 / 2x^2 +3
                    1. y= vdv- udv / v^2
                      1. Method:
                        1. 1. Find u and v u=top function v=denominator 2.differntiate u with respect to x du/dx
                          1. 3. Differentiate v with respect to x dv/dx 4. Replace the terms in dy/dx = vdu-udv/ v^2
                    2. How to differentiate :
                      1. Take the power to the front then decrease the power by one
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