Diffrentiation Rules Flashcards

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Chain rule

A

Dy/dx = dy/du x du/dx

E.g.
y = (x^2 +4x) ^3

u= x^2 + 4x
y= u^3
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Product rule

A
y= uv
dy/dx= u(dv/dx) + v(du/dx)

E.g.
y= 5x(x+2)^3

u= 5x
v= (x+2)^3
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Quotient rule

A
y= u/v
dy/dx= v(du/dx) - u(dv/dx) / v^2

E.g.
y= 2x / x+1

where u= 2x
v= x+1

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4
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What does it mean if second derivative d^2y /dx^2 is positive?

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Concave up

Gradient is increasing (getting more positive or less negative)

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5
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What does it mean if second derivative is negative?

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Concave down

The gradient is decreasing (getting less positive or more negative)

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6
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Stationary points of inflection

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  • when second derivative=0

- concave up and concave down

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7
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Non-stationary points of inflection

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  • Where dy/dx doesn’t equal 0

- Concave up and concave down

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8
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How a maximum point is classified?

A

Second derivative is less than 0

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9
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How minimum point is classified?

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Second derivative is positive

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