The Derivative 2

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DEFINITION OF DERIVATIVE


DEFINITION OF DERIVATIVE • Linear function -gradient of a linear function: (x1,y1) a (x0,y0)

y1  y 0 a m  x1  x 0 b

b

- Derivative-gradient of the tangent to a curve 2


DEFINITION OF DERIVATIVE Secant line Q(x+x,y+y) y P(x,y) x

N

• The average rate of change of y with respect to x on the interval [x, x+x] is given by •

change in y Average rate of change , rave = change in x

δy = δx

f(x  δx)  f(x) = δx 3


DEFINITION OF DERIVATIVE f(x  δx)  f(x) δx

From the graph of the function, we see that which is both the average rate of change and slope of the line PQ.

Secant Line: The slope of the secant line PQ: Slope of PQ =

QN δy f(x  δx)  f(x)   PN δx δx


Tangent line : The slope of the tangent line at P -If y = f(x), the instantaneous rate of change of y with respect to x ,is given by the derivative of f: rinst = f’(x)= lim f ( x  x )  f ( x ) x

x 0

f(x) Q  x  x, y  y 

y  y

-As ∂x

0, Q

mPQ 

P, PQ

P tan

f (x  x )  f (x ) x as x  0

y

- Therefore, The slope of the tangent line at P

P  x, y 

tangent lim

x

0  x

x  x

-This slope producing function, called derivative of f with respect to x and its notation- f’(x).

x 0

f  x  x   f  x  x


Tangent line : The slope of the tangent line at P Derivative of a function: • The derivative of a function f is the function f ’(x) defined by

f' (x) 

dy dx

δy f(x  δx)  f(x)  lim δx 0 δx δx 0 δx

 lim

provided that the limit exists. If f’(x) exists, then we say that f is differentiable at x • Or using h instead of x, the formula is in the form

f ( x  h)  f ( x ) f ' ( x )  lim h 0 h This process is called differentiation from first principles.


Interpretations of the derivatives: • The derivative of a function f is a new function f’. The derivatives have various applications and interpretations, including the following: 1. Slope of the tangent line. For each x in the domain of f’, f’(x) is the slope of tangent line to the graph of f at the point (x, f(x)). 2.

Instantaneous rate of change. For each x in the domain of f’, f’(x) is the instantaneous rate of change of y =f(x) with respect to x.

3.

Velocity. If f(x) is the position of the moving object at time x , then v=f’(x) is the velocity of the object at that time.


The steps to find the derivative from the first principles : • The steps process for finding the derivative of a function f using differentiation from first principles: Step 1 : Step 2 :

Find

f(x) and f(x+h)

Find

f ( x  h)  f ( x ) lim h0 h


Example 19 Using the first principle find the derivatives with respect to x : a) y = 5x +3

b) f(x) = 4x2 – 2

1 c) y = 3 x  1

d) f(x) = x  1


TECHNIQUES OF DIFFERENTIATION


Rules of differentiation, higher order derivatives 1. 2.

d (a)  0 dx

where a is a constant

d n n1 ( x )  nx Example 20 dx Differentiate the following functions with respect to x: 3.

a) y = e) y =

b) f(x) = x10

c) f(x) = 5x6

d f ) g) y = dh) y= k f (x)  k f (x) dx dx

d) y = 4x 5

3

x

3

y4 x

2

 x3

3 2x 4


a) Differentiation of sums and differences 1. Sum of function : 2. Difference of function : Example 21

d  f ( x )  g( x )   d  f ( x )  d  g( x ) dx dx dx d  f ( x )  g( x )   d  f ( x )  d  g( x ) dx dx dx

Differentiate the following with respect to x: a) f(x) = x3+4x2-9x-13 b) c) f(x)=(x – 5 ) 2 d) f(x) = (2x-1)(x+3)

2 3

f ( x )  5x  3x  e) f)

x3  1 f (x)  x2

1 4 x

f  x   x ( x  2)

2 1 3 x


b) Differentiation of composite functions (Chain rule)

3. Chain rule or function of a function rule

Example 22 Find the differentiation with respect to x. (a) (2x-3)7 (b) (x2+ 1)4 (c)

If y = f(u) and u = g(x), hence y = f(u) = f(g(x)). If f(x) and g(x) is differentiable, then dy du  f (u) dan  g( x ) du dx Thus dy  dy . du dx du dx Power rule – another version of chain rule (d)

d (e)  f (x ) dx

 n  n  f ( x ) n  1 d  f ( x )

1 4x  5

dx

2

3x  1

(3 x

2

1 5  1)


c) Differentiation of Product

4. Product rule Example 23 Differentiate the following with respect to x: a) (4x2 - 1)(7x3 + x) b) (2 x + 3)( x – 1)4 c)

d) (2x+3)5(x3+3)10

x x2

If y = uv, where u and v are functions in terms of x, then dy dv du u  v dx dx dx


d) Differentiation of Quotients

5. Quotient rule If y =

u where u and v are functions in terms of x, then v du dv

Example 24 Differentiate the following with respect to x : a) b) Example 25 Differentiate evaluate

by using chain rule with u = when

v u dy dx dx  . Hence dx v2

.

x( x  1) x3  1

2x 2  1 x2  1

1 x 1 x dy dx

1 x 1 x x

1 2


DERIVATIVES OF TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS d (sin x )  cos x dx

d (cos x )   sin x dx d (tan x )  sec 2 x dx Example 26 Differentiate the following functions with respect to x: (a)

2 sinx – 3 cosx

5 (b) 4 tan x  x


DERIVATIVES OF TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS d du (sin (ax  b))  a cos (ax  b)  cos u dx dx d du (cos (ax  b))  a sin (ax  b)  sin u dx dx d (tan (ax  b))  a sec 2 (ax  b) dx

Example 27 Differentiate the following with respect to x : a) sin 5x

b)

1 cos ( 1 x ) 3

d) 4 cos 3x

e)

y = sin(3x+b)

c)

1 35 tan x 7

f)

tan(x2+)


DERIVATIVES OF EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS d x (a )  a x ln a dx d f(x) 2. (a )  a f(x) ln a.f'(x) dx d x 3. (e )  e x dx d f(x) 4. (e )  e f(x).f ' (x) dx

1.

Example 28 Differentiate each of the following with respect to x : 1 x 3 x 2 3 x -4x 3x+1 sin x a)e b) e c) e d) e e) 2 f) 3cos x Example 29 dy Find for dx

a) y = xe

x

b) y =

3x  2 e 2x


DERIVATIVES OF LOGARITHM FUNCTIONS d 1 1. (ln x )  dx x 2. Note:

d f ' (x) (ln f (x ))  dx f (x)

d 1 (ln x )  dx x

The following laws of logarithm is used to simplify any logarithmic functions before it is differentiated. This is to make it easier to differentiate. ln (mn) = ln m + ln n ln (m/n) = ln m – ln n ln (m)p = p ln m


Example 30 Differentiate each of the following with respect to x : a) ln (3x) d) ln (2x+1)

3

 5x  2   ln g)  2   x  3x  2 

b) ln (x2 - 6 )

c) ln (sin x)

e) ln (5x-1)(3x+8)

 x 2  1 f) ln 2   x  1

h) 2x3ln(3x-2)


IMPLICIT DIFFERENTIATION


Definition: 1.

Explicit function : y = f(x) variable y appears alone at one side of the equations.

2.

Implicit function : F(x,y) = c where c is a constant variable y cannot be stated as a subject

dz dz  2y . But what is If z = y , thus ? dy dx 2

dz dz dy dy  .  2y By the function of a function rule, dx dy dx dx


IMPLICIT DIFFERENTIATION Some implicit differentiation of y with respect to x : 1.

dy dy d (y)  1  dx dx dx

2.

d d 2 1 dy ( y)  (y )  dx dx 2 y dx

3.

d d d dy ( xy)  y ( x )  x ( y)  y  x dx dx dx dx

1


IMPLICIT DIFFERENTIATION Example 31 Find : a) x2 + y2= 25

b) x 3+y 3 +3xy =9

c) 4xy3-x2y+x3-5x+6=0

d) (x+y)5-7x2=0


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