Question

Anyone here good with differentiating functions based on the derivative rules?

Answer 1

if only there werent so many derivative rules ....

Answer 2

i bet you have everyone's rapt attention now

Answer 3

survey says? YES! Ding!!

Answer 4

i think he has been waiting for a "yes"

Answer 5

@amistre, i going to turning early tonight, later

Answer 6

f(x)= square root of 30 would equal 0 because of d/dx[x]=0 rule right?

Answer 7

Ciao :)

Answer 8

by x i meant c

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

sqrt(30) is a constant

Answer 11

the derivative of a constant is ....0 since it never changes

Answer 12

[C]' = 0 think of it as the power rule of x^0

Answer 13

they are trying to get you to say it is
\[\frac{1}{2\sqrt{30}}\] so then they can laugh at how they tricked you

Answer 14

so it isnt 0?

Answer 15

is your question; what is the derivative of sqrt(30) ?

Answer 16

yes it is zero.

Answer 17

f(x)= sqrt(30) would equal 0 because of d/dx[C]=0

Answer 18

what about differentiate the function f(x)=x^3-4x+6 d/dx[x^n]=nx^(n-1) apply right?

Answer 19

yes, its just a poly that derives out by the power rule

Answer 20

and d/dx[6]=0

Answer 21

can you be elborate, im kind of confused