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1 Derivatives of Algebraic Functions
Chapter 27

2 27.2 The Derivative Rates of Change
Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

3 27.2 The Derivative Rates of Change
Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

4 27.2 The Derivative Rates of Change
Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

5 27.2 The Derivative The derivative is the instantaneous rate of change of the function y=f(x) with respect to the variable x. Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

6 27.2 The Derivative * Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

7 27.2 The Derivative * Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

8 27.2 The Derivative Continuity and Discontinuity
Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

9 27.2 The Derivative In-class assignment
Find the derivative of the following expressions using the definition Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

10 27.2 The Derivative In-class examples
Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

11 27.2 The Derivative In-class examples
Paul A. Calter and Michael A. Calter, Technical Mathematics with Calculus.

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