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{ Chapter 4 Practice AP Calculus

Differentiate:

Differentiate:

To the nearest thousandth, calculate the slope of the tangent where x = 4:

Differentiate implicitly:Find coordinates of y when x = 4 and substitute into dy/dx equation:

Be prepared for NO CALCULATOR section! Be prepared for NO CALCULATOR section! Basic chain rule, product rule, quotient rule Basic chain rule, product rule, quotient rule Basic trig derivatives Basic trig derivatives Inverse trig derivatives Inverse trig derivatives Implicit differentiation Implicit differentiation Use limits to find values to make a piecewise function differentiable (and continuous). Use limits to find values to make a piecewise function differentiable (and continuous). Related Rates Related Rates Ch. 4 Test Review Topics

Derivatives Practice

Differentiate implicitly:

Useful Related Rates Formulas

Ch. 4 R Problems, pg. 180: R4 ad, R5a, R6, R8b, R9 (pretty hard) Suggested Review Additional Review  Online videos, PPTS  Examples from notes  4.2 #1-15 odd, odd  odd, odd