Implicit Differentiation And Inverse Functions

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When we talk about implicit differentiation, we are talking about the chain rule for derivatives. The quiz below gives you a self-assessment on these two mathematical concepts. All the best as you sharpen your skills.


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  • 1. 

    Refer to page 177 and the table of basic derivatives.  Of the five different types of functions, which ones can change "type" through differentiation.  That is, for example, the function is algebraic and after differentiation, becomes logarithmic?  Check the boxes for all function types that CAN change type.

    • A.

      Logarithmic

    • B.

      Inverse

    • C.

      Algebraic

    • D.

      Trigonometric

    • E.

      Exponential

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Logarithmic
    B. Inverse
  • 2. 

    Refer to page 177 and the table of basic derivatives.  Of the five different types of functions, which ones can change "type" through differentiation.  That is, for example, the function is algebraic and after differentiation, becomes logarithmic?  Check the boxes for all function types that canNOT change type.  i.e. Which function types below will remain the same "type or "family" AFTER differentiation?

    • A.

      Logarithmic

    • B.

      Inverse

    • C.

      Algebraic

    • D.

      Trigonometric

    • E.

      Exponential

    Correct Answer(s)
    C. Algebraic
    D. Trigonometric
    E. Exponential
  • 3. 

    Two of the five functions types change families as a result of differentiation, each of these types changes to the same family which is ________.  (no caps)

    Correct Answer(s)
    algebraic

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