2.++Derivatives

Derivatives
The Derivative Function using First Principles - Celine

Derivative Rules - Trina P.S. Pi is a number!! i.e. when f(x)=pi f^1(x)=0 P.P.S. Don't let Gordy fool you; he does not know all of the numbers of pi, he reads the poster!!!!!!!!

HW: Pg. 222 #2,3,5-13 ANNND Pg. 229 #2,3,9,10,13-16 ^From the txt book

(Derivatives Rules Continued ) **Product Rule** - by Eisha Vijay ( Feb. 24th, 2012)


February 27, 2012
 * Quotient Rule:** (Derivative Rules Cont'd) - Ren-David Dimen

__Helpful Links:__ 1. The following link provides some examples of the Quotient Rule including one dealing with sine and cosine. It also provides the proof of the rule. ( in case you wanted to look into that)

http://www.math.hmc.edu/calculus/tutorials/quotient_rule/

2. This link shows a video showing a fun way to memorize this particular rule as well as clearly demonstrates how to use the rule through color-coordinated examples.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3MxofAF-9o

__Homework:__ P. 383 #2, 6-9, 15

note: For #9 special instructions were given. You can find these instructions near the end of the attached document.

__Upcoming Events__: Derivatives Quiz Wednesday, February 29, 2012 Derivatives Unit Test Monday, March 5, 2012

February 28th, 2012 (Tuesday)
 * Chain Rule** (Derivative Rules Continued) - by Sharara Shakik



February 29th, 2012 (Wednesday) Differentiability - by Abiramy Ragunathan



The website below can help you clarify differentiability if you're still confused. []

hw for today - pg.392 #4 - derivative review handout