y= x^3
y'= 3x^2
x=1
Therefore
F'(x) = 3x^2
f'(1)= 3(1)^2
f'(1)= 3
For y=x3 find dy/dx at x=1
I did this. How do I find the answer, because i probably did it wrong.
dy/dx= lim 1-->c (13-c3)/1-c
=lim 1-->c (1-c)(c2+c+1)/1-c
=lim 1-->c c2+c+1
how do i get c????
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y= x^3
y'= 3x^2
x=1
Therefore
F'(x) = 3x^2
f'(1)= 3(1)^2
f'(1)= 3
u can differentiate it normally if u want( simpler) but it is good to know first principles.
so y=x^3 ( when u differentiate u bring the power down and times it by the coefficient and u minus one from original power..)
so dy/dx=3x^2
at x=1
sub it in.
,=3(1)^2
=3
Where did you get c from? It looks like you are using first principal. Use short method it is easier.
This should take max three steps.
State it
Differeniate it
Sub in x and solve
Yeh we just started today and have learnt the first principle. How do I do it using the long way, because we haven't done differentiation properly yet :P
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Long way is first principal
The short method is for only equations like 3x^2 (ones which aren't fractions, brackets etc.)
You take the power put it at the front and then reduce the power again.
i.e. x^3
Take the power of three to the front and reduce the power to 2 to make 3x^2
I hope you know, that I just did not bother writing down the expansion then simplifying etc.
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I hate using first principal. It is such an effort .
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