Help with derivative!?!?
wow ok this is pretty straight forward. f(x) = x^3 f '(x) = 3x^2 f '(2) = 3(2)^2 f '(2) = 12 f(x) = sqrt of x rewrite it as x^1/2 so the derivative is... f '(x) 1/2x^3/2 lastly the derivative of the last one is f(x) = x^2 + 3x + 2 f '(x) = 2x + 3 f '(2) = 7 you put the value of 2 into the derivative for the ones asking for f '(2)
Derivative help please!?
y= (5/cos x) + (1/tan x) y = 5 secx + Cot x dy/dx = 5 (-secx tanx) + (-cosce²x) dy/dx = -5secx tanx - cosce²x y= 7x^2 sin x + 14x cos x - 14 sin x. dy/dx = 7{2xsin x + x^2 cosx} + 14{1 cos x + x (-sinx)} - 14 cosx dy/dx = 7{2xsin x + x^2 cosx} + 14{cos x - xsinx)} - 14 cosx dy/dx = 14xsin x + 7x^2 cosx + 14cos x - 14xsinx - 14 cosx dy/dx = 7x^2 cosx
Derivatives?
Hi there! Can you help me with these 2 functions? We were asked to get the derivatives of these as practice. My professor has not taught as anything about it yet. Thank you very much! Trigonometric: