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"Homework in the Bin!!"-Cohen

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Noooooooooppppeeeeeeee

[Molly Morris @guacamollymath]

@sackjchultz6 never let go jack

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@guacamollymath Moooooorrrrrrissss

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Cohennnnnn!!!

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@JPerkMath @JPerkMath owen

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Hope everyone's doing well... never forget #NOPEEEEEEE

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

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Struggling a bit... any advice from my fellow scholars. #help

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I'm not completely sure what the answer to #9 is... any hints

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The slope of f(x)= y-coordinate of f prime (x)!

The slope of f(x) ALSO=y-coordinate in f prime (x)!

#yuh

[Kenzie White @kwhiteIM4]

When the derivative of a function is zero it means the function has a special behavior given like a minimum or a maximum!!!

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Any helpful hints for #4, I'm struggling. #hmmm #tricky 😎

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For a question like number 4, it is valid to know that the first three points are for the slope and the next three are for points on graph

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F of prime of X gives the slope of f(x) #boom

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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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At breakfast thinking about derivatives on this beautiful morning. #derivetosurvive

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A function is "not differentiable" when it has a non vertical tangent line @ the point absolute value. #booyah #ithink

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The derivative can tell us whether or not a function is increasing or decreasing‼️

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Horizontal graphs will have zero as their derivative. #cool #funfact