At a point on an open interval, define the derivative
Requirement for derivative (limits)
The set of all continuously differentiable functions on (a,b)
Right derivative of f at point x
The left derivative of f at point x
(The one to the right of ‘and’)
Quotient rule
Where f and g are differentiable functions
Corollary to Fermat’s theorem? Give example
F does not have to be differentiable at the point where it has a local extremum.
Eg:
f(x) = |x| attains (global) min at x=0
But f’(0) doesn’t exist
Taylor expansion of exp(x)
Taylor expansion of sin(x)
Taylor expansion of cos(x)