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When I graph the derivative of a function, do I just derive it and then graph the derivative ?
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\[\frac{x}{dx}~(~x^3+x+1~)\]
Yes you derive it and graph it. You can use the power rule to derive this, should be easy but I can show you if you need
The derivative is \[x^2+1\] and then y-intercept (0,1) x-intercepts are all imaginary. x=± 1, y=2 x=± 2, y=5 x=± 3, y=10 x=± 4, y=17 U shaped parabola.
No that's not the derivative
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