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  • Unit 1: Analytic Geometry
  • Unit 2: Instantaneous Rate of Change: The Derivative
  • Unit 3: Rules for Finding Derivatives
  • Unit 4: Transcendental Functions
  • Unit 5: Curve Sketching
  • Unit 6: Applications of the Derivative
  • Unit 7: Integration
  • Unit 8: Applications of Integration
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Back to 'Unit 3: Rules for Finding Derivatives\'
  • 3.3: The Product Rule

    • Whitman College: David Guichard's "Calculus, Chapter 3: Rules for Finding Derivatives, Section 3.3: The Product Rule" URL

      Read Section 3.3 (pages 60 and 61). The naïve assumption is that the derivative of a product of two functions is the product of the derivatives of the two functions. This assumption is false. In this reading, you will see that the derivative of a product is slightly more complicated, but that it follows a definite rule, called the product rule.

    • Whitman College: David Guichard's "Calculus, Chapter 3: Rules for Finding Derivatives: Exercises 3.3, Problems 1-5" URL

      Work through problems 1-5 for Exercises 3.3. When you are done, check your answers against Appendix A.

    • Temple University: Gerardo Mendoza and Dan Reich's "Calculus on the Web" URL

      Click the link to Book I, and click on the "Index" button. Click on button 44 (Product Rule). Complete problems 1-10. If at any time the problem set becomes too easy for you, feel free to move on.

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