Let us see the introduction about define differentiation. The define differentiation is a concerned with a rate of change in one quantity with respect to another quantity. Define Differentiate is the rate of change. A slope of line is a rate of change y with respect to x. To find the rate of change of a more general function, it is necessary to take a limit. This is done explicitly for a simple quadratic function. Let us see the definition of differentiation.
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Definition of differentiation
It is defined by the equivalent to finding a slope of the tangent line to the function at a point. The point P, we want to find the slope of the tangent line to a graph. A process of determining a rate and change of a curve in the mathematical process of finding the derivative of a function and its derivative is xn is nxn - 1
Example for differentiation
1. Solve the differentiation x2-5x+1
Solution:
The given differentiation is x2-5x+1
Differentiate with respect to ‘x’
d/dx=( x2-5x+1)
=2x-5
Answer:
2x+5
2. Solve the differentiation 6x-1-3x-3-8x-5
Solution:
The given differentiation is 6x-1 -3x-3-8x-5
Differentiate with respect to ‘x’ d/dx = (6x-1-3x-3-8x-5)
=-6x-2+9x-4+40x-6
Answer:
-6x-2+9x-4+40x-6
3. Find the differentiation of the following function f(x) = x2+2/x+2.
Solution:
The given function is f(x) = x2+2/x+2.
Then the differentiate of the function f’(x )= (x+2)(2x)-(x2+2)(2)/(x+2)2
=2x2+4x-2x2/(x+2)2
=4x-4/(x+2)2
Answer:
4x-4/(x+2)2
4. Solve d/dx= 2x2+7x+7
Solution:
The given differentiation is d/dx= 2x2+7x+7
Differentiate with respect to ‘x’ d/dx=4x+7
Answer:
4x+7
These are the example problems for the define differentiation.
Question:
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Let us see question about define differentiation.
1. The two functions f and g defined by f(x) = 6x + 5 for x real and g (t) = 6t + 5 for t real and positive are equal?
Answer:
Given two functions are equal if their rules are same and their domains are the equal.
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