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    This document provides examples of differentiation rules and their applications. (1) It shows differentiation of various functions including square roots, cubes, and quotients. (2) Examples of using the product rule and quotient rule to take derivatives of polynomials are provided. (3) The chain rule is applied to find derivatives of composite functions.

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    Differentiation

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    1
    1.(a)
    √x
    = x−1 /2
    −3
    (b)
    ∛ x7
    =-3. x−7 /3

    =-7 x−1 /3

    2.(a)7 x 4+3 x 3-9x+5

    =24 x 3+9 x 2-9


    4 2
    (b)x+ - 7
    x x
    dy dy −1 dy −7
    = 1+4 x -2 x
    dx dx dx
    4 14
    =- -
    x2 x 8
    3.(a)¿

    1 1 2
    =x 2−2 x +( )
    x x
    =2x-0-2 x−3
    1
    =2(x- ¿
    x3

    1
    ( x ¿ 1/3+ )¿3
    (b) ¿ 1
    x3

    ( x ¿ ¿ 1/3+ x−1/ 3) ¿3
    =

    1 −1 3
    ( x ¿ ¿ )¿ 3+( x ¿ ¿
    =
    )¿ +3( x ¿ ¿ 1/3. x−1 /3 )¿( x ¿ ¿ 1/3+ x−1 /3 )¿
    3 3
    =x + x−1 +3 ¿ ¿)
    1 −1

    dx dx dx
    ( ) dx
    (
    = dy ( x )+ dy ( x−1 ) + dy 3 x 3 + dy 3 x 3 )
    −2 −4
    =1- x−2 + x 3 −x 3

    4.(a)(x+a)(x+b)(x+c)
    dy dy dy
    =(x+b)(x+c) (x+a)+(x+a) (x+c) (x+b)+ (x+a)(x+b) ( x + c)
    dx dx dx
    ==(x+b)(x+c)+(x+a) (x+c)+(x+a)(x+b)
    (b)√ x ¿2+bx+c)(x2+mx+n)
    dy dy dy
    =¿2+bx+c)(x2+mx+n) √ x+ √ x (x2+mx+n) ¿2+bx+c)+√ x ¿2+bx+c) (x2+mx+n)
    dx dx dx
    1
    =¿2+bx+c)(x2+mx+n) +√ x(ax 2+bx +c )(2 x +m)
    2√ x

    3 x 2 +5 x
    5.(a)
    7 x+ 4
    dy
    ( 3 x ¿¿ 2+5 x) (7 x +4 )
    =(7 x +4) dy ( 3 x ¿ ¿ 2+5 x)− dx
    ¿¿
    dx (7 x+ 4)2
    (3 x ¿¿ 2+5 x) 7
    =(7 x +4)(6 x +5)− ¿
    (7 x+ 4)2
    (2 x+1)(3 x+ 1)
    (b)
    (4 x +1)

    6 x2 +5 x +1
    =
    4 x +1
    dy
    (6 x¿ ¿2+5 x +1) (4 x +1)
    =( 4 x+1 ) dy ( 6 x 2+ 5 x +1 ) − dx
    ¿
    dx (4 x +1)2
    (6 x ¿¿ 2+ 5 x +1).4
    =( 4 x+1 ) (12 x +5)− ¿
    (4 x+1)2

    5 x 4 −6 x 2−7 x+ 8
    (c)
    (5 x−6)
    dy
    ( 5 x−6 ) ( 5 x 4 −6 x 2−7 x+ 8 ) −( 5 x 4−6 x 2−7 x +8 ) dy (5 x +6)
    = dx dx
    2
    (5 x−6)

    ( 5 x−6 ) ( 20 x 3−12 x−7 )−( 5 x 4 −6 x2 −7 x+8 ) .5


    =
    (5 x−6)2

    6. (a)(5 x ¿ ¿ 3−6 x 2−11 x +7)¿ n

    Let, y=(5 x ¿ ¿3−6 x 2−11 x+ 7)¿11


    dy
    =11(5 x ¿ ¿ 3−6 x 2−11 x +7)¿ 11-1 (5 x ¿ ¿ 3−6 x2−11 x +7)¿
    dx

    =11(5 x ¿ ¿ 3−6 x 2−11 x +7)¿ 10(15 x 2−12 x−11 ¿


    (b)
    √ a x 2+ bx+ c
    =(a x 2 +bx+ c)1/2
    dy
    =1/2(a x 2 +bx+ c)1/2-1 ( a x2 +bx +c )
    dx
    =1/2
    ( a x 2 +bx +c )-1/2(2ax+b)

    1
    (c) 3
    √(2 x ¿ ¿ 4 ¿ +3 x 3−5 x+ 6)¿ ¿
    =(2 x 4 +3 x3 −5 x+6)-1/3
    dy
    =-1/3(2 x 4 +3 x3 −5 x+6)-1/3-1 ( 2 x ¿ ¿ 4 +3 x3 −5 x +6)¿
    dx

    =-1/3(2 x 4 +3 x3 −5 x+6)-4/3(8 x ¿ ¿ 3+9 x 2−5)¿

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