Differentiation Basic Rules Quiz
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 14
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Differentiation is the derivative of a function of a real variable measuring the sensitivity to change of the function value. In this quiz, you will see how well do you understand the basic rules of differentiation and composite function. This quiz is specially designed to improve a person's mathematical skills. Go for it!
Questions and Answers
- 1.Differentiate y= 4x-5
- A.
4
- B.
5
- C.
5
- D.
8
- 2.Differentiate y= -x+4x2
- A.
-9x
- B.
-1+4x
- C.
-1+8x
- D.
8x
- 3.Differentiate y =(2-4x)4
- A.
16(2-4x)4
- B.
-16(2-4x)3
- C.
4(2-4x)3
- D.
16(2-4x)3
- 4.Differentiate y=2(4-x)5
- A.
10(4-x)4
- B.
52(4-x)
- C.
2(4-x)4
- D.
-10(4-x)4
- E.
Option 5
- 5.Differentiate y= (12+3x)4
- A.
4(12+3x)
- B.
12(12+3x)3
- C.
(12+3x)3
- D.
4(12+3x)3
- 6.Differentiate y=(2-x)6?
- A.
(2-x)5
- B.
6(2-x)
- C.
6(2-x)5
- D.
-6(2-x)5
- E.
Option 5
- 7.Is differentiation of y=(3x-1)3 is 3(3x-1)2 true or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.Differentiate y=-5x3+4x2-x
- A.
15x2+8x-x
- B.
-15x2+8x-x
- C.
15x2+8x
- D.
-15x2+8x-1
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