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3.2 & 3.3. State the Differentiability Theorem Answer: If a function is differentiable at x=a, then the function is continuous at x=a.

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1 3.2 & 3.3

2 State the Differentiability Theorem

3 Answer: If a function is differentiable at x=a, then the function is continuous at x=a.

4 What are other terms or notations we have used to describe the derivative?

5 Answer: Slope of tangent line F’(x) or y’ or dy/dx Instantaneous velocity

6 What can happen to a function to make it not differentiable? *Be able to pick these from a graph (pg144, #35)

7 Find the derivative:

8 Answer:

9 Find the derivative:

10 Answer:

11 Find the derivative:

12 Answer:

13 Find the slope of the tangent line to the equation at the given point: (2, 14)

14 Answer: 9

15 Find the equation of the tangent line to the equation at the given point:

16 Answer:

17 If f(1)=4, g(1)=2, f’(1)=-4, and g’(1)=5 Find (fg)’(1)

18 Answer: 12

19 List slopes in decreasing order: Pg. 119 #3

20 List slopes in increasing order: Pg. 132 #3

21 Left & Right Derivatives of: Piecewise functions Absolute value functions (rewrite as a piecewise function)

22 For what values is the function below not differentiable?

23 Answer: x = -3, x = 3

24 Given the graph of f(x), graph f’(x). *Could be open ended, multiple choice, or matching.

25 Any problem from homework or class notes can appear on the test.


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