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Find f′(0) using the chain rule.

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Revisit first: Derivative: concept and meaning

TOPIC 01

Derivative operations

Apply power, product, quotient and chain rules with elementary derivatives.

What you will be able to explain

  • Apply power, product, quotient and chain rules with elementary derivatives.
  • Justify the method and check the conditions in a new situation.

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01 / Standard#Your turn

Find f′(0) using the chain rule.

f(x)=(2x+9)3f(x)=(2x+9)^3
  • Quotient denominators stay nonzero; logarithms have positive real arguments and trigonometric derivatives use radians.
Skills and prerequisite lessons

Working and explanation

BUILD THE REASONING

Hint 1
Differentiate the specified function and substitute only after differentiating.
Hint 2
Use this intermediate relation.
f′=3(2x+t)2⋅2f\prime=3(2x+t)^2\cdot2
Worked solution
  1. Differentiate the specified function and substitute only after differentiating.

  2. Apply the stated relation and retain its conditions.

    f′(0)=6(9)2=486f'(0)=6(9)^2=486
  3. The inner derivative contributes a factor of two.

The requested value is 486.

Checks and common pitfalls: The inner derivative contributes a factor of two.

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Teacher preparation and assessment

Question sequence

  • Apply power, product, quotient and chain rules with elementary derivatives.
  • Which condition is essential in derivative operations?
  • Which rule is needed before substituting a point into a composite function?

Board plan

  • Defining relation: Apply power, product, quotient and chain rules with elementary derivatives.
    (uv)′=u′v+uv′;[f(g)]′=f′(g)g′(uv)\prime=u\prime v+uv\prime;\quad [f(g)]\prime=f\prime(g)g\prime
  • Conditions: Quotient denominators stay nonzero; logarithms have positive real arguments and trigonometric derivatives use radians.

Anticipated thinking

  • The derivative of a product is not the product of the derivatives.

Assessment checklist

  • 1 mark: choose the correct representation and conditions.
  • 1 mark: establish the intermediate relation.
  • 1 mark: complete a connected calculation or proof.
  • 1 mark: interpret and check the conclusion.

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