Derivative rules is an advanced math skill: apply the power, product, quotient, and chain rules to differentiate functions. Below are 8 practice questions with answers and step-by-step explanations, drawn from the 27 derivative rules problems our math games drill.
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Question 1easy
If f(x)=x3, what is f′(2)?
f′(x)=3x2, so f′(2)=3⋅22=12.
Question 2easy
Find dxd[x2sinx].
Product rule: (fg)′=f′g+fg′=2xsinx+x2cosx.
Question 3easy
If f(x)=2x2, what is f′(3)?
f′(x)=4x1, so f′(3)=4⋅31=12.
Question 4easy
If f(x)=x2, what is f′(5)?
f′(x)=2x1, so f′(5)=2⋅51=10.
Question 5easy
If f(x)=x4, what is f′(1)?
f′(x)=4x3, so f′(1)=4⋅13=4.
Question 6easy
If f(x)=3x2, what is f′(2)?
f′(x)=6x1, so f′(2)=6⋅21=12.
Question 7easy
If f(x)=x3, what is f′(1)?
f′(x)=3x2, so f′(1)=3⋅12=3.
Question 8easy
If f(x)=2x3, what is f′(1)?
f′(x)=6x2, so f′(1)=6⋅12=6.
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