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Try the “Did I forget how to differentiate?” Questions at top Did I?

The moment of truth

C2 Differentiation Know how differentiate for any power as a rational number Understand the use of Indices for C2 Diff. Be able to make use of indices’ rules to differentiate those fractions & surds

Rule for Differentiation a = constant, n = power 1) Times the constant by the power 2) Minus one from the power

Rule for Differentiation

This equation is a tool for any differentiation question! Treat this like a machine/tool Find out what a and n are, and substitute them

Rule for Differentiation

Indices Stuff You need to know the following:

Example

Try out the questions at the bottom Solutions on the back. Q7 on back for the crazy.

Try out the 3 exam questions on Back

Independent Study Exercise 8A p125 (solution p422) & Exercise 8B p129 (solution p422)