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BASIC
CALCULUS
 RULES OF
DIFFERENTIATION
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Constant Rule Identity Power Rule Constant
Function Rule Multiple Rule

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Rule of Linearity The Product Rule The Quotient Chain Rule
Rule
DIFFERENTIATION NOTATIONS
 Constant Rule
The Derivative of any constant is
equal to zero
 Constant Rule
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 Constant Rule
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Identity Function Rule

The derivative of f(x)= x is always

f’(x)= 1
 Identity Function Rule

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 Identity Function Rule

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3. POWER RULE
Let n as the exponent for it to be a non
zero constant;
3. POWER RULE

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3. POWER RULE

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IV. Constant Multiple
Rule
Let c be any constant and f(x) be any function
IV. Constant Multiple
Rule

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 V. Rule of Linearity
The Rule of Linearity or the Sum and Difference Rule refers when
the given function u and v, the derivative pf their difference and
sum is defined by;
 V. Rule of Linearity

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 V. Rule of Linearity

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VI. The Product Rule
The product of functions u(x) and v(x) is
defined by;
VI. The Product Rule

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VI. The Product Rule

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VII. The Quotient Rule

The quotient rule is applicable if the derivative of the two ratio

of two differentiable functions u(x) and v(x) is required. It is
defined by the following;
VI. The Quotient Rule

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VI. The Quotient Rule

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VIII. Chain Rule
The Chain Rule is used and applied for functions
which are a little too complex or much
complicated;
 VIII. Chain Rule

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 VIII. Chain Rule

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