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Examples: FTP.F Lim4 2m

The document outlines conditions under which the derivative of a function does not exist, including discontinuity, sharp corners, and vertical tangent lines. It also discusses various differentiation rules such as the sum rule, power rule, and product rule, along with critical points and their significance in determining function behavior. Additionally, it touches on the concept of increasing and decreasing functions based on the sign of their derivatives.

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Examples: FTP.F Lim4 2m

The document outlines conditions under which the derivative of a function does not exist, including discontinuity, sharp corners, and vertical tangent lines. It also discusses various differentiation rules such as the sum rule, power rule, and product rule, along with critical points and their significance in determining function behavior. Additionally, it touches on the concept of increasing and decreasing functions based on the sign of their derivatives.

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The derivative of f does not exist at a

point if any of the following are true


at that point
1 f is discontinuous
2 f has a sharp corner
3 f has a vertical tangent line

Examples Consider flat 2 at no

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lim4of I
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infinite vertical slope

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sum rule
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Power Rule
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2
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product rule Note Bythygham


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22 e x2 e eak.ae
522 e 322
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on A

If f x Eo for all x in A then


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f 0 on A implies f is constant on A
identicallyzero
on the whole interval
A criticalpoint of f is a point see

in the domain of f with either

f c to

or f c doesnot exist
not the
c is in fungi

Applyingthelerivativetest

Locate the critical points between critical


points we have open
intervals where the sign of
f cannot change

Choose a point in each open interval from

Compute f at each chosen point from


to
determine the sign of f for that interval

EI flic 23 3
2
9 4 we need to find
filx 322 62
3 x2 2 3
9
31
7
375 1 e
x 3,1 are the critical points

These points divide the real line into three intervals


On each interval the sign of f cannot change

Interals 8 3 3,1 1 a

pick a point on 2 4 2 0 2 2
each interval
f 41 31 111 5 70 8 f so on 1 8 3
8 f is increasing

f o co f co on 1 3,1 8 f is decreasing

f 2 70 f o m t t fu f is increasing

not perfectScale

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