Differentiation Formulas
mathserver.neu.edu › ~lovett › teachingDifferentiation Formulas The following table provides the differentiation formulas for common functions. The first six rows correspond to general rules (such as the addition rule or the product rule) whereas the remaining rows contain the formulas for specific functions. F(x) F (x) Addition f(x)±g(x) f (x)±g (x) Linearity af(x) af (x)
Chapter 5 Techniques of Differentiation
www.math.smith.edu/~callahan/cic/ch5.pdfgiven by formulas. Derivatives of Basic Functions Functions given by When a function is given by a formula, there is in fact a formula for its formulas have derivatives given by formulas derivative. We have already seen several examples in chapters 3 and 4. These examples include all of what we may consider the basic functions. We