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This document defines derivatives and provides proofs of derivatives of common functions. It shows that the derivative of a linear function is its slope, the derivative of a constant function is zero, and the derivative of a power function involves multiplying the power by the variable raised to one less than the original power. It also proves derivatives of sums, differences, and constant multiples of functions follow predictable patterns.
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- 2. The Definition of a Derivative Mathematics is the science of pattern ... let's look for some patterns ... Let's use the definition to find some derivatives ...
- 3. The Derivative of a Linear Function If then Proof:
- 4. The Derivative of a Constant Function If then Proof: Example: Find the derivative of
- 5. The Derivative of a Power Function Proof:
- 6. Expand and simplify ... a+b
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- 8. The Binomial Theorem ...
- 9. The Derivative of a Power Function Proof:
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