#derivation question
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If I could see the functions I would help
its the two that arent blacked out
So you mean if $f$ is differentiable so is $\lambda f$ and $f^n$ for $n \geq 1$?
Is that what is being asked ?
If so you can just use the definition
😑 rotoR
yeah but theres a formula for each of them
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
😑 rotoR
Oh so you mean that you have to prove the formula ?
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
Wait is it $f^n$ or $f \circ f….\circ f$ n times ?
some thing like that, like yk how for f+g its f'+g' but what is it supposed to be for lambda f
😑 rotoR
wdym definition
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Or equivalently $f’(x)=\underset{t \to x}{lim} \frac{f(t)-f(x)}{t-x}$
😑 rotoR
If it’s f raised to the power n then you can use the chain rule
this is seriously confusing me
its completely unrelated to the other relations weve studied so far
Is help still required here?
What relation have you studied ?
You can post the relation/formulas in French btw I can read it
Oh okok that works
Yes please
Okay for the first one consider $g(x)=\lambda$ so $\lambda f(x)=g(x)f(x)$ then you can use the product formula
😑 rotoR
For the second one you can use induction
Assuming $f^n$ is f to the power of n
Or you could use the chain rule but I’m assuming you haven’t seen it yet
😑 rotoR
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
Ty tho
So do you understand what you have to do ?
With this
Yeah I understand
Okay good then
Tysm
Np