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General Rule © Annie Patton Next Slide
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Aim of Lesson To introduce the idea of differentiating by Rule rather than First Principles. © Annie Patton Next Slide
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Note If an examination question does not state by first principles it should be done by some of the rule methods, that you are about to learn. © Annie Patton Next Slide
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Note another name for the General Rule is the Power Rule.
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To prove the differentiation of a constant equals zero.
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General Rule Proof of this rule is left to the Miscellaneous Presentation, as it demands the Product Rule, which we have not covered yet. © Annie Patton Next Slide
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The Sum Rule © Annie Patton Next Slide
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Differentiate the following with respect to x:
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