Derivative Definition
calculus
Defines the derivative as an instantaneous rate of change.
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calculus
Defines the derivative as an instantaneous rate of change.
calculus
The derivative of a constant is zero.
calculus
Differentiates a power of x.
calculus
Moves a constant factor outside a derivative.
calculus
Differentiates a sum term by term.
calculus
Differentiates a product of two differentiable functions.
calculus
Differentiates a quotient where g is nonzero.
calculus
Differentiates a composite function.
calculus
The natural exponential function is its own derivative.
calculus
Differentiates the natural logarithm for positive x.
calculus
Differentiates sine with x in radians.
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Differentiates cosine with x in radians.
calculus
Differentiates tangent where it is defined.
calculus
Antidifferentiates a power for n not equal to −1.
calculus
Antidifferentiates 1/x on intervals not containing zero.
calculus
The natural exponential is its own antiderivative.
calculus
Antidifferentiates sine with x in radians.
calculus
Antidifferentiates cosine with x in radians.
calculus
Represents accumulated signed change from a to b.
calculus
Evaluates a definite integral using an antiderivative F.
calculus
Rewrites an integral after substituting u = g(x).
calculus
Transforms an integral using a product-rule relationship.