The Chain Rule | |
Summary |
with some functions and expressions, differentiation is a long process. e.g. having to expand five sets of brackets before differentiating. the chain rule speeds up this procedure by writing a function to be differentiated, as a function of a function or a composite function f o g. the chain rule can be used in functional notation or in notation. |
Key Skills |
differentiate composite functions such as f(x) = (3x − 5)4using the chain rule.
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Vocabulary |