1007 : The Shortcut AP CALCULUS. Notation: The Derivative is notated by: NewtonL’Hopital Leibniz Derivative of the function With respect to x Notation.

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1007 : The Shortcut AP CALCULUS

Notation: The Derivative is notated by: NewtonL’Hopital Leibniz Derivative of the function With respect to x Notation used in Cal 3

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Algebraic Rules REM: A). A Constant Function 0 Derivative is the slope of a tangent y = 3 m = 0 0

Algebraic Rules B). A Power Function Rewrite in exponent form!

Algebraic Rules C). A Constant Multiplier

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