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This is a differentiation rule used for finding derivatives of composite functions.
Power Rule
Chain Rule
The derivative of e^x, solved using:
Natural Exponential Rule
Natural Logarithmic Rule
The derivative of a constant is:
Zero
One
1551. The derivative of cosx\cos xcosx is:
sinx\sin xsinx
−sinx-\sin x−sinx
The derivative of ax, where a is a constant, is solved using:
Constant
Linear
The derivative of lnx\ln xlnx , solved using:
This is a differentiation rule used for finding derivatives of the product of two functions.
Product Rule
1551. The derivative of tanx\tan xtanx is:
secx\sec xsecx
sec2x\sec^2xsec2x
The derivative of sinx\sin xsinx is:
cosx\cos xcosx
−cosx-\cos x−cosx
This is a differentiation rule used for finding derivatives of the ratio of two functions.
Quotient Rule
It is done.