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Product Rule

Find the instantaneous rate of change of the function below Warm-Up Find the instantaneous rate of change of the function below

So far you can do any derivative that is broken up into terms So far you can do any derivative that is broken up into terms. So something like this equation might look simple to find the slope at any point. However, something like this might look easy to find the slope but very tedious to do so. Today, we will learn a short cut to something like that called the product rule.

Do you think it matters if you accidentally mix up the order? Product Rule Do you think it matters if you accidentally mix up the order?

Find the instantaneous rate of change at

If g(1)=-10 and g’(1)=7. Find h’(1)