Derivative of e^x^2 by First Principle and Chain Rule

The function e to the power x2 is written as $e^{x^2}$ and its derivative is $2xe^{x^2}$. In this post, we will find the derivative of e to the power x square by the first principle and chain rule of derivatives. Recall the first principle of derivatives: The derivative of a function f(x) by first principle … Read more

Derivative of sin^2x by First Principle | sin^2x Derivative

The derivative of sin^2x by first principle is equal to 2sinx cosx=sin2x. Sin square x derivative is denoted by d/dx (sin2x) and its formula is given as follows: $\dfrac{d}{dx}$(sin2x) = 2sinx cosx = sin2x. In this post, we will find the derivative of sine square x. Derivative of sin square x by First Principle The … Read more

Product Rule of Limits: Proof, Examples [Epsilon-Delta Method]

The product rule of limits says that the limit of the product of two functions is the same as the product of the limits of the individual functions. In this post, we will prove the product law of limits by the epsilon-delta method. Question: What is an epsilon-delta proof of the product law of limits? … Read more

Sum Rule of Limits: Proof and Examples [ε-δ Method]

The sum rule of limits says that the limit of the sum of two functions is the same as the sum of the limits of the individual functions. In this post, we will prove the sum/addition rule of limits by the epsilon-delta method.   Question: What is an epsilon-delta proof of the sum law of … Read more

Derivative of root(x)-1

The derivative of root x minus 1 is 1 by 2 root x. In this post, we will prove this derivative formula by the power rule of derivatives as well as by the first principle of derivatives. Derivative of root(x)-1 Formula The Formula for the derivative of root x -1 is given below: Derivative of … Read more

Derivative of xsinx by First Principle

The derivative of xsin x is sin x+x cos x. In this post, we will find the differentiation of x sin x using the first principle of derivatives. The derivative formula of xsin x is given below: $\dfrac{d}{dx}(x \sin x)$ $=\sin x+x\cos x$. We will now prove the above formula. Derivative of xsin x by … Read more