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Suppose g is differentiable at x and f is differentiable of kN.
Then fog is differentiable at x ant
tog) IN -- f 'll 9TH .
Intuitiveness : Write y .
- flew and u -
- geo . Then in Leibniz 's rotation.the chain role is :
Hittite .
It is tempting to just cancel the du 's.
but' '
II is just a symbol for something we do to a
function of u handy differentiation).
It is not a real fraction,
so cancelling it doesn't make sense .
The book gives a real proof in Section 3.4.
Erland find steer .
Solution refl is a composition of two functions.
'
If we let few be the"
inner function"
FINE x 't I
at flu be the " outer function"
flu =P,
Then footwear .
So wecan use the chain
ruler. We just need to know f ' and d
'. Then
we can plug everything inpower rule lower and sun rules
free fare # emit he- Hifi fruitful E2x
Therefore,
tyre - Hod'
N
Phe in our form was
= fibro . girl
for fig .
and o'FEET. 2x
=LNfl
.
temple.
find ¥ sink.
There are fatleast two ways we could do this : Product rule or chain role.
If we use the product rule,
he can compute :
¥ Sliestfine
. sink )
-
- thesheIsmet
sine #sine )
= cousin et sine cost
= 25in# se.
Let's check that the chain rule agrees with this answer.
We apply it with N and sink
¥ sink - Hsing '
differentiate the 728inNo# sink )outer severe
first
=
zgnecosk.
temple find
Lacosse:You could still use the product rule
, in a
"
chain"
¥Coste= ¥Kosercos * cos
= ¥cose) hose . cost ) those rose . rosel )
=- sine . cos 't those # cost dos et rosette cost )
= - costs int t cost f Sinko set rose f sine ))
=- cosy sink - sink COSH - sine cosy
.
-- 3 cosy sink
.
Watch how much easier the chain rule is :
¥ cosh -
- tf @set
power rule ?- 3 N'
cost )on therobe
=3 cost I - Sind
= - 3054 sing.
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Longview You can differentiate functions that look like
flysheet)
with the chain role,
or even longer chains.
for this one . you get i
Fetherolf forwent Gernot
-
- f'll Well . give . tired.
We used the chain rule twice.
Example find Ie sinksAmrein.
Solution
t sin , karate cos Leos
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= - rosko skin sinHarrel . see 't .
Combining.
'
Eiland find Tereus les - NVM
Solution ! first .use the product role
,then use the chain role on each piece :
Just product role
Hunslet # Mit#knishes- run
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Now use the chaina snailrule on both derivatives=/ . 2) . It '
- et IftGetlls . 14h13 - xtll ?
(3×2-11)=1012tell 443 - til"
t 413k - I fuel Is IN - yup .
We can factor out a common
IN1/4/43 - HIP to simplify :
= 2. IS - tell t213eel Ike till Evil 'll '- HIP .=L
. Get the 't be ' -9k - 2) full MM - HIP
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Imagine doing this without the chain role !
team.
find Ta'
.
This time.
first do the chain role because the power is on the outside.
Then to the quotient role.
'
¥E¥i .
- if filteril-
- off I'
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Exponentials We can now compute ¥6 " for any boo.
Remember
beefn
b
!Therefore . raising both sitesto the e gives
b' yetnot=p
Knox
Thus we can apply the chain role with e' and until :
¥6 's tf elm blue
- unble dbecause skeeterIup .
*Hnbit
= elhb InH
-
- b'
Inlol .
So.
for Hamp le
¥2 '-
- UH21.
Snitched ! This formula for bee should give Feet.
Indeed
,
¥ et-
- et . Chef et,
because he -1.
thplicitdifferentiation Sometimes we are given on expression involving Kandy which is more
complicated in y than
f- f CN.
For instance.
consider the equation for the circle of radius Si
uterus.
There is no way to mate this the graph ofa function because it fails the vertical line test
.
Yet
we can still make sense of II at any point .
To to this.
Apply ¥ to both sides and use the doin rule on any expression involving ti
Hurt feedI I
It' t
*Y
'-
- O
2kt 24 . ¥ - O
2e ¥ = - 2x.
if - e
This givesarelation between t
,t and ¥ . But what does It mean if y is not a function of l?
Well,
if I'm given any point call on my curve
.then if I ignore part of my curve away
from call, what's left my be the graph of a function with the point 4,61 on it .
For eeamplo.
if fall M) on my circle.
then I can ignore the bottom half of the circle where
13.91 does not lie :
i i
to:-.#it .
This "
top half"
is the graph of a function f because it passes the vertical line test.
In fort,
five Ffa.
and our relation I ¥ = - t is telling us that for my point law onthe top half of the circle I for
instance.
for 174 ) ) we have : b. FIN = - a I in case fable out this gives
4ft③
=-3or five } .
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