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Derivative Function September 22, 2013 Derivative Function
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  • Derivative Function

    September 22, 2013

    Derivative Function

  • Finding the derivative of a function given graphically

    Estimate of function f (x) graph in the Figure at x = −1, 0, 1.

    Derivative Function

  • Derivative function

    Definition

    For a function f , we define the derivative function, f ′, by

    f ′(x) = Instantaneous rate of change of f at x .

    Derivative Function

  • Example

    Plot the values of the derivative function calculated in the previousexample. Compare the graph of f ′ and f .

    Derivative Function

  • Example

    Plot the values of the derivative function alculated in the previousexample. Compare the graph of f ′ and f .

    Derivative Function

  • Example

    Given the graph of function f in the figure.

    Derivative Function

  • Example

    Which of the following graphs is a graph of the derivative, f ′?

    Derivative Function

  • Example

    Which of the following graphs is a graph of the derivative, f ′?

    Derivative Function

  • Example

    Which of the following graphs is a graph of the derivative, f ′?

    Derivative Function

  • What does the derivative tell us graphically?

    Where the derivative, f ′, of a function is positive, the tangentto the graph of f is slopping up.

    Where the derivative, f ′, of a function is negative, thetangent to the graph of f is slopping down.

    If f ′ = 0 every where, then the tangent is horizontal everywhere, and so f is constant.

    Derivative Function

  • What does the derivative tell us graphically?

    Where the derivative, f ′, of a function is positive, the tangentto the graph of f is slopping up.

    Where the derivative, f ′, of a function is negative, thetangent to the graph of f is slopping down.

    If f ′ = 0 every where, then the tangent is horizontal everywhere, and so f is constant.

    Derivative Function

  • What does the derivative tell us graphically?

    Where the derivative, f ′, of a function is positive, the tangentto the graph of f is slopping up.

    Where the derivative, f ′, of a function is negative, thetangent to the graph of f is slopping down.

    If f ′ = 0 every where, then the tangent is horizontal everywhere, and so f is constant.

    Derivative Function

  • What does the derivative tell us graphically?

    Theorem

    If f ′ > 0 on an interval, then f is increasing over that interval.

    If f ′ < 0 on an interval, then f is decreasing over that interval.

    If f ′ = 0 on an interval, then f is constant over that interval.

    Derivative Function

  • What does the derivative tell us graphically?

    Theorem

    If f ′ > 0 on an interval, then f is increasing over that interval.

    If f ′ < 0 on an interval, then f is decreasing over that interval.

    If f ′ = 0 on an interval, then f is constant over that interval.

    Derivative Function

  • What does the derivative tell us graphically?

    Theorem

    If f ′ > 0 on an interval, then f is increasing over that interval.

    If f ′ < 0 on an interval, then f is decreasing over that interval.

    If f ′ = 0 on an interval, then f is constant over that interval.

    Derivative Function

  • Estimating the derivative of a function given numerically

    The table gives values of c(t), the concentration (mg/cc) of adrug in the bloodstream at time t (min). Construct a table ofestimated values for c ′(t).

    Derivative Function

  • Estimating the derivative of a function given numerically

    The table gives values of c(t), the concentration (mg/cc) of adrug in the bloodstream at time t (min). Construct a table ofestimated values for c ′(t).

    c ′(0.2) ≈ 12

    (Slope to left of 0.2 + Slope to right of 0.2)

    Derivative Function

  • Example

    Estimate f ′(1), f ′(2), f ′(3) if f (x) = x4.

    Derivative Function


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