Nic

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The first deriv of position is velo

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@Irfan_Stabmath Speed is the absolute value of velocity

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@FifeIM4 You take the deriv of the function then plug in x and solve

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The quotient rule

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Another way to write "derivative" is d/dx

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Is the challenge right?

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@STAB_MATH Red is the derivative

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Anyone have any thoughts? #help

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The vertexes of f(x) are the x-ints of f^1(x)

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@makosefeski That is precisely what I got

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f(x) is always one degree higher than f^1(x)

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Is this what you got for 10?

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@spirit_butler It means that f(x) is a horizontal line. Ex: f(x)=9

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Any thoughts for question 3?

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@JPerkMath The derivative of f(x) is 8. Or f prime of x equals 8

[sackjchultz @sackjchultz6]

To write an equation of a line in point-slope form, we need to know the slope and a point on the line. #themoreyouknow #yessir

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Anyone know what to do on this problem?

[Claire Longo @claireSTABmath]

don't forget the MAGIC equation for solving derivatives!!! f(x+h)-f(x)/ h!!!!

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In some derivative problems you will need to find a common denom in order to simplify