how do you draw the derivative graph of y=x^3? please send graph to my email hongjie_111@hotmail.com

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marissalovescats · Answer

Welcome to OpenStudy! 

To graph it you'll have to find the derivative (or y') 

Using the power rule will be easiest here.

marissalovescats · Answer

Once you find your derivative, just type the equation into a graphing calculator or an online one I like to use is www.desmos.com/calculator

marissalovescats · Answer

Do you know how to find the derivative? @boys1234567

tkhunny · Answer

How do things work on OpenStudy?  You SHOW YOUR work and we help you with it if you get stuck.

anonymous · Answer

y'= (f(a+h)-f(a))/h

anonymous · Answer

|dw:1405167402929:dw| what if its just a graph like this with no equation given?

tkhunny · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

so what's the y' of that?

tkhunny · Answer

Draw a function with those properties.

dumbcow · Answer

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