Question

Use the given graph to estimate the value of each derivative. (Round all answers to one decimal place.)

f'(0)
f'(1)
f'(2)
f'(3)
f'(4)
f'(5)

Answer 1

\[f'(1)=0\] because the line tangent to the graph would be horizontal (slope = 0 ) there. likewise for
\[f'(4)\]

Answer 2

\[f'(0)\] is some negative number because the tangent line has a negative slope. you have to estimate. put a ruler on the paper, make it tangent to the graph at that point and then ignore the curve and find the slope of the ruler. i would guess at -2

Answer 3

same procedure for the rest. i would estimate
\[f'(2)=1\]

Answer 4

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Answer 5

how was the test? sometimes i eat, sleep, drink beer...

Answer 6

the test was horrible!!!! I am studying earlier to do better on EXAM 2

Answer 7

ok i got:
f'(0)
f'(1)
f'(2)
f'(4)


How do I get:
f'(3)
f'(5)

Answer 8

let me look

Answer 9

hard to tell exactly. clearly it is positive. really a ruler is the best way, but i would say probably
\[f'(3)=1\]

Answer 10

I really dont understand how to do this problem..

Answer 11

and
\[f'(5)\] is negative because the tangent like would be heading down. maybe
\[-\frac{1}{2}\]

Answer 12

site is really slow. do you know what i mean when i say "line tangent to the graph of the curve"?

Answer 13

f'(3) isnt 1

Answer 14

well maybe it is a little bigger than one

Answer 15

take a ruler, put it on the paper like in the picture i sent. if you make the ruler tangent at x = 3, and then look only at the slope of the ruler, that will give you the answer