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This document provides instructions for sketching the derivative graph y = f'(x) given an original function graph y = f(x). It explains that the derivative graph is drawn directly below the original function graph. Points where the original function has positive slope will result in the derivative graph being above the x-axis, and points with negative slope will produce a derivative graph below the x-axis. Examples are given to demonstrate how to copy the original function and sketch the derivative based on the signs of slopes.
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