how do you find the derivative of an equation?

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zepdrix · Answer

Mmmm what kind of equation? :o

Have you learned about the basic rules for differentiation?
Or have you worked with the limit definition of the derivative at all?

jdoe0001 · Answer

got any specific ones?

31356 · Answer

Go to: (zoom in for closer view) https://www.whitman.edu/mathematics/calculus/calculus_03_Rules_for_Finding_Derivatives_4up.pdf

31356 · Answer

Medal?

tkhunny · Answer

You do NOT find a derivative of an equation.  That makes no sense at all.  I think, from your confusion, that you may need to read some additional background information, first.  You may also need to look up both "function" and "equation" and make sure you know the difference.

anonymous · Answer

thanks all :)  you're right @tkhunny, I mean a "function",  I learned there are many ways, I will be back with more questions :)

anonymous · Answer

I will look up the rules for differentiation as well! :)