Derivative Rules - Constant Multiple, Sum, and Difference Rules

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In this video I derive differentiation rules for taking the derivative of functions multiplied by a constant or functions added or subtracted to other functions.

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Constant Multiple, Sum, and Difference Rules
Constant Multiplef(x) = c·g(x)
Sumf(x) = g(x)
Differencef(x) - g(x)

Constant Multiple Rule

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Example 1

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Sum and Difference Rules

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Example 2

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