Help Solving Derivatives using Tables and Equation on Tangent Line

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Homework Help Overview

The discussion revolves around understanding derivatives, specifically using tables and equations related to tangent lines. The original poster expresses difficulty with a worksheet assigned for homework that involves these concepts.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Problem interpretation

Approaches and Questions Raised

  • Participants discuss the original poster's confusion regarding the application of the chain rule and the specific problems in the worksheet. There are requests for clarification on what the original poster has attempted and where they are experiencing difficulties.

Discussion Status

Some participants have identified specific problems within the worksheet and are encouraging the original poster to share their attempts to facilitate more targeted assistance. There is an acknowledgment of the challenges faced by the original poster, and a willingness to help is evident.

Contextual Notes

The original poster mentions that the worksheet was assigned the same night it was taught, indicating a tight timeline for understanding the material. There is also a reference to specific problems in the worksheet that may require further exploration.

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Help! Solving Derivatives using "Tables" and Equation on Tangent Line

1. I got a worksheet that was given to me on Derivatives to finish for homework but hardly understand it since my teacher assigned it for the same night and she had taught it
I was wondering if an explanation on how to do each problem can be given..Thank You

Pictures of the Worksheet

Side 1 http://imgur.com/JjYab"
Side 2 http://imgur.com/Uwmyl"

Homework Statement



Getting Derivatives using the Table

Homework Equations



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The Attempt at a Solution



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hi samMD! :wink:

looks like a chain rule problem …

show us what you've tried, and where you're stuck, and then we'll know how to help! :smile:
 


There's a problem with 9(a), but (b) and (c) should come out fine. You should also be able to show what is the problem with 9(a).
 


The teacher showed us this like the first day after teaching us I am kinda lost so that's why I came here if you can please show me and start I think I will be able to do em..
 

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