#derivation question

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wheat dome
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If I could see the functions I would help

crimson sinew
wheat dome
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Is that what is being asked ?

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If so you can just use the definition

fresh locustBOT
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😑 rotoR

crimson sinew
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yeah but theres a formula for each of them

wheat dome
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And for the second one, you know that if $f:I \to J, g:J \to K$ $g$ and $f$ are différentiables so is $g \circ f$ so you can use induction

fresh locustBOT
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😑 rotoR

wheat dome
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Oh so you mean that you have to prove the formula ?

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If so then do like I said use the definition and for the second one you can use the chain rule and proceed via induction

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Wait is it $f^n$ or $f \circ f….\circ f$ n times ?

crimson sinew
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some thing like that, like yk how for f+g its f'+g' but what is it supposed to be for lambda f

fresh locustBOT
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😑 rotoR

crimson sinew
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wdym definition

wheat dome
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With the rate of change

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$f’(x)=\underset{h \to 0}{lim} \frac{f(x+h)-f(x)}{h}$

fresh locustBOT
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😑 rotoR

wheat dome
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Or equivalently $f’(x)=\underset{t \to x}{lim} \frac{f(t)-f(x)}{t-x}$

fresh locustBOT
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😑 rotoR

wheat dome
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If it’s f raised to the power n then you can use the chain rule

crimson sinew
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this is seriously confusing me

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its completely unrelated to the other relations weve studied so far

jovial rapids
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Is help still required here?

wheat dome
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You can post the relation/formulas in French btw I can read it

crimson sinew
crimson sinew
wheat dome
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Okay for the first one consider $g(x)=\lambda$ so $\lambda f(x)=g(x)f(x)$ then you can use the product formula

fresh locustBOT
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😑 rotoR

wheat dome
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For the second one you can use induction

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Assuming $f^n$ is f to the power of n

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Or you could use the chain rule but I’m assuming you haven’t seen it yet

fresh locustBOT
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😑 rotoR

crimson sinew
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No since I'm supposed to learn this lesson again this year so I'm pretty sure I'm missing a lot from it since I only studied the basics last year

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Ty tho

wheat dome
wheat dome
crimson sinew
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Yeah I understand

wheat dome
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Okay good then

crimson sinew
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Tysm

wheat dome
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Np