How to find the value of f′(x) at c when

[rahulk]

Find the value of f′(x) at c when

1. f(x)=4 c=2
2. f(x)=x cube c=1
3. f(x)=x power c=1
4. f(x)=x, c=1

I am finding the value of f'(x)

 

[Deleted member 4993]

Find the value of f′(x) at c when

f(x)=4 c=2
f(x)=x cube c=1
f(x)=x power c=1
f(x)=x, c=1

Please review your post and correct as necessary.

As written, I cannot understand it!

 

[rahulk]

Please review your post and correct as necessary.

As written, I cannot understand it!

Kindly solve the problem

 

[stapel]

Kindly solve the problem

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[HallsofIvy]

Find the value of f′(x) at c when

1. f(x)=4 c=2
2. f(x)=x cube c=1
3. f(x)=x power c=1
4. f(x)=x, c=1

I am finding the value of f'(x)

I think that there ate four different exercises here:
1. f(x)= 4 for all x. Find the derivative at x= 1.

2. f(x)= x^3. Find the derivative at x= 1.

3. f(x)= x^? "x power"? What power?

4. f(x)= x. Find the derivative at x= 1.