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    3.7 Chain Rule and Implicit Differentiation

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    The document discusses the chain rule and how to calculate derivatives of composite functions. It states the chain rule in two ways and provides an example. It also covers implicit differentiation, explaining that it uses the chain rule to find derivatives of functions defined implicitly without needing to solve for y explicitly. An example of using implicit differentiation is also provided.

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    The document discusses the chain rule and how to calculate derivatives of composite functions. It states the chain rule in two ways and provides an example. It also covers implicit differentiation, explaining that it uses the chain rule to find derivatives of functions defined implicitly without needing to solve for y explicitly. An example of using implicit differentiation is also provided.

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    The document discusses the chain rule and how to calculate derivatives of composite functions. It states the chain rule in two ways and provides an example. It also covers implicit differentiation, explaining that it uses the chain rule to find derivatives of functions defined implicitly without needing to solve for y explicitly. An example of using implicit differentiation is also provided.

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    3.7 Chain Rule and Implicit Differentiation

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    The document discusses the chain rule and how to calculate derivatives of composite functions. It states the chain rule in two ways and provides an example. It also covers implicit differentiation, explaining that it uses the chain rule to find derivatives of functions defined implicitly without needing to solve for y explicitly. An example of using implicit differentiation is also provided.

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    Stating Chain Rule &

    Calculating Derivatives
    •Chain
      Rule
    The Chain Rule tells us how to find the derivative of a composite
    function.
    The Chain Rule can be stated in two ways:
    1. If the function g is differentiable at x and the function f is
    differentiable at then the composite function is differentiable at x,
    and
    .
    2. If the Leibniz notation is used for the derivative, the chain rule
    can be stated as follows:
    If y is a function of u, defined by and exists, and if u is a
    function of x, defined by and exists, then y is a function of x and
    exists and is given by
    3.7.1 Stating Chain Rule & Calculating
    Derivatives
    •Example:
     

    3.7.1 Stating Chain Rule & Calculating


    Derivatives
    •Example:
     

    3.7.1 Stating Chain Rule & Calculating


    Derivatives
    •Example:
     

    3.7.1 Stating Chain Rule & Calculating


    Derivatives
    Differentiating and
    Determining Implicit
    Differentiation
    Implicit Differentiation
    Implicit differentiation is a technique based on
    chain rule that helps us find the derivative of y
    with respect to x without solving the given
    equation for y. This is especially helpful if it is
    difficult or impossible to transform an implicit
    equation to an explicit one.

    3.7.2 Differentiating and Determining Implicit


    Differentiation
    •Example:
     
    Given , find .

    3.7.1 Stating Chain Rule & Calculating


    Derivatives
    •Example:
     
    Given , find .

    3.7.1 Stating Chain Rule & Calculating


    Derivatives

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