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    1. The document summarizes derivative and antiderivative rules for common functions such as polynomials, trigonometric functions, exponentials, and logarithms. It provides the basic derivative rules including constant, sum, difference, product, quotient and chain rules. 2. Specific derivative rules are given for powers, trig functions, exponentials, logarithms and their compositions with other functions. Corresponding antiderivative rules are also listed. 3. The general forms of the antiderivatives are presented along with the addition of an arbitrary constant C to account for the family of antiderivatives of a particular function.

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    1. The document summarizes derivative and antiderivative rules for common functions such as polynomials, trigonometric functions, exponentials, and logarithms. It provides the basic derivative rules including constant, sum, difference, product, quotient and chain rules. 2. Specific derivative rules are given for powers, trig functions, exponentials, logarithms and their compositions with other functions. Corresponding antiderivative rules are also listed. 3. The general forms of the antiderivatives are presented along with the addition of an arbitrary constant C to account for the family of antiderivatives of a particular function.

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    Derivative Rules

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    Summary of Derivative Rules

    Spring 2012

    General Derivative Rules


    d [c ] = 0 dx d [cf (x )] = cf (x ) dx d [f (x ) + g (x )] = f (x ) + g (x ) dx d [f (x ) g (x )] = f (x ) g (x ) dx d [f (x )g (x )] = f (x )g (x ) + f (x )g (x ) dx d dx f (x ) g (x )f (x ) f (x )g (x ) = 2 g (x ) [g (x )]

    1. Constant Rule 2. Constant Multiple Rule 3. Sum Rule 4. Dierence Rule 5. Product Rule 6. Quotient Rule

    7. Chain Rule

    d [f (g (x ))] = f (g (x ))g (x ) dx

    Derivative Rules for Particular Functions


    Basic Rule Chain Rule Form

    1. Powers 2. Sine 3. Cosine 4. Tangent 5. Secant 6. Cosecant 7. Cotangent 8. Exponential (base e ) 9. Exponential (base a) 10. Natural Logarithm

    d n [x ] = nx n1 dx d [sin x ] = cos x dx d [cos x ] = sin x dx d [tan x ] = sec2 x dx d [sec x ] = sec x tan x dx d [csc x ] = csc x cot x dx d [cot x ] = csc2 x dx d x [e ] = e x dx d x [a ] = ax ln a dx d 1 [ln x ] = dx x d 1 [loga x ] = dx x ln a

    d [(f (x ))n ] = n(f (x ))n1 f (x ) dx d [sin (f (x ))] = cos (f (x ))f (x ) dx d [cos (f (x ))] = sin (f (x ))f (x ) dx d [tan (f (x ))] = sec2 (f (x ))f (x ) dx d [sec (f (x ))] = sec (f (x )) tan (f (x ))f (x ) dx d [csc (f (x ))] = csc (f (x )) cot (f (x ))f (x ) dx d [cot (f (x ))] = csc2 (f (x ))f (x ) dx d e (f (x )) = e (f (x )) f (x ) dx d a(f (x )) = a(f (x )) ln af (x ) dx d 1 [ln f (x )] = f (x ) dx f (x ) d 1 [loga f (x )] = f (x ) dx f (x ) ln a

    11. Logarithm (base a)

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    Summary of Derivative Rules

    Spring 2012

    General Antiderivative Rules

    Let F (x ) be any antiderivative of f (x ). That is, F (x ) = f (x ). The most general antiderivative of f (x ) is then F (x ) + C . Original Function 1. Constant Rule 2. Constant Multiple Rule 3. Sum Rule 4. Dierence Rule General Antiderivative

    c (a constant) cf (x ) f (x ) + g (x ) f (x ) g (x )

    cx + C cF (x ) + C F (x ) + G (x ) + C F (x ) G (x ) + C

    Antiderivative Rules for Particular Functions


    Original Function General Antiderivative

    1. Powers (n = 1) 2. Powers (n = 1) 3. Sine 4. Cosine 5. Secant squared 6. Secant times tangent 7. Cosecant times cotangent 8. Cosecant squared 9. Exponential (base e ) 10. Exponential (base a)

    xn
    1 x sin x cos x sec2 x sec x tan x csc x cot x csc2 x

    x n+1 +C n+1
    ln |x | + C cos x + C sin x + C tan x + C sec x + C csc x + C cot x + C

    ex ax

    ex + C ax +C ln a

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