How is the derivative of a function related to the slop of the function?
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Hi there!
The derivative of the function is the slope of the function at a specific x-value , or its instantaneous rate of change .
For example, take the equation y = x².
Using the power rule, we get:
y' = 2x
If we plug in any x-value into this equation, we can find the slope of the function at any point.
Ex:
x = 0; 2(0) = slope of 0
x = 2; 2(2) = slope of 4
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