Differentiation in maths, is the way of finding the derivative, or rate of change of some of the functions. The basic technique of the differentiation can be shown by doing algebraic manipulations. It has many of the fundamental theorems and formulae to do the differentiation of the functions. In this particular topic, we are going to discuss the basic theorems and some of the important differentiation formulas with suitable examples. Let us learn an interesting topic!
This method is used for finding the differentiation or derivative of the function provided in the form of two different functions or products. This means to say that the students can apply the rule of product or Leibniz rule for looking for the derivative function. The product rule is followed by the derivatives and limit concept in differentiation directly. In the below explanation provided by , you will be able to comprehend the proofs, formulas and examples in a descriptive manner.
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What is Derivative?
The derivative of a particular function can be defined as the rates of change of a function at that particular point.
What are the Differentiation Rules?
There are some basic product rule differentiation that you need to know!
is going to show it with examples by applying it in varied situations. This will act according to the general differentiation rule, and the concept where constant derivative remains equal to zero. A constant derivative is multiplied with a function that is equal to a constant multiplication by function derivative. The sum of derivatives remains equal to the sum of derivatives. Now, it is time for you to experiment with these rules with the help of tutors. Believe it you are going to enjoy this session as it will provide you with an insight into how successful this rule is while applying it practically.
1. The Sum Rule or Difference Rule
If function f(x) is a sum or difference of any two functions, then the derivative of the sum of any given functions is equal to the sum of their derivatives and the derivative of a difference of any given functions is equal to the difference of their derivatives.
Suppose, if we have a given function f(x),
f(x)= u(x) ± v(x)
Then, the differentiation of function f(x), f'(x) =u'(x) ±v'(x)
2. Product Rule
According to the product rule differentiation, if the function f(x) is the product of any two functions, let’s say u(x) and v(x) here, then the derivative of the function f(x) is,
If function f(x) =u(x) ×v(x) then, the derivative of f(x),
f′(x) =u′(x) × v(x) + u(x) × v′(x)
3. Quotient Rule
The quotient rule says that, if any function f(x) is in the quotient form or in the form of two functions u(x)/v(x), then the derivation of the function given function f(x)
If f(x) = u(x) v(x) then,
The differentiation of function f(x),
[f{}'(x)=frac{u{}'(x)times v(x)-u(x)times v{}'(x)}{v(x)^{2}}]
4. Chain Rule
In chain rule, suppose a function y = f (x) = g (u) and if u = h(x), then according to product rule differentiation, dy dx = dy du × du dx .This rule plays a major role in the method of substitution which will help us to perform differentiation of various composite functions.
We are Going to Discuss Product Rule in Detail
Product Rule
Product rules help us to differentiate between two or more of the functions in a given function. If u and v are the two given functions of x then the Product Rule Formula is denoted by:
d(uv)/dx=udv/dx+vdu/dx
Whenever the first function is multiplied by the derivative of the second and the second function multiplied by the derivative for the first function, then the product rule is put up. Here we take u as a constant in the first term and v as a constant for the second term.
The formula of the product rule seem like this for the product of the two functions.If we have a product of the three functions, then the formula can be written as following:
Three Functions
For three functions multiplied together, we get this:
(fgh)’ = f’gh + fg’h + fgh’
There is a pattern to this. Compare the two formulas carefully. Do you see how each of them maintains the whole function, but each term for the answer takes away the derivative of one of the functions?
When is Product Rule Used?
Do you see how the f(x) is the product of the two smaller functions? We can also have a particular situation where the f(x) is the product for three or more of the smaller functions:
When you see functions such as this, then you can use the product rule.
A Few Differentiation Formulas and Examples Have Been Listed Below:
Differentiation Formulas
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If f(x) = tan(x) |
f’(x) = sec2x |
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If f(x) = cos (x) |
f’(x) = -sin x |
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If f(x) = sin (x) |
f’(x) = cos x |
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If f(x) = ln(x) |
f’(x) = 1/x |
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If f(x) = ex |
f’(x) = ex |
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If f(x) = xn, where n is any fraction or any integer. |
f’(x) = nxn-1 |
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If f(x) = k , here k is a constant |
f’(x) = 0 |
Product Rule for the Logarithms to Write an Equivalent Sum of the Logarithms
1) Factor the argument completely, by expressing each of the whole number factors as a product of their primes.
2) To write the equivalent expression by adding the logarithms fo
r each of the factors.
Conclusion
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