Definition of Derivative...4

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    Calculus
    Section 2.8

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    With question 32 we end Section 2.8 and Chapter 2.
     
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    (d/dx)(1/(1 + sqrt(x))). ......aply exponent rule 1/a=a^-1

    =(d/dx)((1 + sqrt(x))^-1)..............apply chain rule

    =-1/(1 + sqrt(x))^2*(d/dx)((1 + sqrt(x))............(d/dx)((1 + sqrt(x))=1/(2sqrt(x))

    =-1/(1 + sqrt(x))^2*1/(2sqrt(x)).......simplify

    =-1/((1 + sqrt(x))^2*2sqrt(x))

    so,
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    correct
     
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    Can you find the range using a graph for g(x) and
    g '(x)?
     
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    yes -> The range is the set of possible output values, which are shown on the y-axis.

    f(x)=1/(1+sqrt(x))

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    range: { y element R : 0<y<=1}

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    f'(x)=-1/((1 + sqrt(x))^2*2sqrt(x))

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    range:{ y element R : y<0} (all negative real numbers)

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    What a great reply. Thanks.

    How about finding the range for Definition of Derivatives...?

    Definition of Derivative...2
     
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    finding the range for Definition of Derivatives????? what that means

    you can find the derivative of the function using the definition of derivative
     
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    I meant to ask:

    Can you please find the range for 26 and 28 located at the link provided?
     
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