CEssential Calculus
The derivative of a function at a point , when defined, is the tangent to the function at . Formally
The function is said to be ‘differentiable at ’ if the limit exists and takes the same value for and . The derivative at is also written for brevity as .
Rules for differentiation include the following:
- Function rules:
- If ,
- If ,
- If ,
- Linear rule: , and constants.
- Product rule: .
- Quotient ...
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