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Differentiation: Definition and Fundamental Properties

Prepare for your Unit 2 AP Calculus AB test with our complete Differentiation: Definition and Fundamental Properties review. This unit builds your understanding of what a derivative means and how to calculate it using various rules and formulas. You’ll explore the relationship between limits and slopes, understand how derivatives describe rates of change, and apply them to real-world and graphical problems. Our AP Calculus AB Unit 2 review combines high-yield video lessons, interactive study guides, and Unit 2 practice tests that mirror the actual AP exam format.

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Get exam-ready with AP Calculus AB Unit 2 practice tests that strengthen your understanding of Differentiation: Definition and Fundamental Properties. Our AP Calculus AB derivatives practice questions mirror the format and difficulty of real AP-style problems, helping you master limits, tangent slopes, and rules of differentiation. Each question includes step-by-step explanations so you can learn how to approach and solve calculus problems confidently.
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Differentiation: Definition and Fundamental Properties Practice Tests

Question

If lim x 7 ln (x - 1) - ln (6) x - 7 =

A. 0
B. 1 7
C. 1 6
D. nonexistent

Hint :

A limit of the form lim x a f (x)   -  f (a) -  a is the definition of f '(a), the derivative of a function f(x) at x = a.

Explanation

A limit of the form lim x a f (x)   -  f (a) -  a is the definition of f '(a), the derivative of a function f(x) at x = a.

Usual limit evaluation techniques do not apply to a limit of this form, so identify the function f(x), the value of a, and then calculate f'(a) to evaluate the limit.

Compare the given limit to the definition of the derivative f a = lim x a f x   -  f a -  a to identify f(x) and a, which is the x-value the limit is approaching.

If a = 7, then ln(6) must equal f(7), ln(x - 1) must equal f(x), and lim x 7 ln ( x 1 ) ln ( 6 ) x 7 must equal f'(7). Note: To verify that f(7) = ln(6), plug 7 into f(x) = ln(x - 1).

To evaluate f'(7), differentiate f(x) and then plug in x = 7. The function f(x) = \ln(x - 1) is a composite function, so use the chain rule to find f'(x).

f ( x ) = ln ( x 1 ) Given function
f ( x ) = 1 x 1 1 Differentiate
f x = 1 x - 1 Multiply
f 7 = 1 7 - 1 Plug in x = 7
f ( 7 ) = 1 6 Simplify

Therefore, lim x 7 ln ( x 1 ) ln ( 6 ) x 7 = 1 6 .

(Choice A) 0 may result from attempting to evaluate the limit by direct substitution and assuming that the indeterminate form 0 0 equals 0.

(Choice B) 1 7 may result from not using u-substitution to integrate ln(x - 1).

(Choice D) "Nonexistent" may result from attempting to evaluate the limit by direct substitution and assuming that the indeterminate form 0 0 does not exist.

Things to remember:

A limit of the form lim x a f ( x ) f ( a ) x a is the definition of f'(a), the derivative of a function f(x) at x = a.

Alternate Method :

An alternate way to evaluate the limit is to plug in x = 7 and try direct substitution.

lim x 7 ln x - 1 - ln 6 x - 7 Given limit
ln 7 - 1 - ln 6 7 - 7 Plug in x = 7
0 0 Simplify

Direct substitution yields the indeterminate form 0 0 , so apply L'Hospital's Rule. Differentiate the numerator and denominator independently using derivative rules, and then try direct substitution on the resulting fraction.

The function ln(x-1) is a composite function, so use the chain rule to differentiate.

lim x 7 ln ( x 1 ) ln ( 6 ) x 7

Equation from given limit

lim x 7 d dx [ln (x - 1) - ln (6) ] d dx [x - 7]

Apply L'Hospital's Rule

lim x 7 1 x - 1 - 0 1 - 0

Differentiate

1 7 - 1

Simplify and plug in x = 7

1 6

Subtract

Therefore, lim x 7 ln ( x 1 ) ln ( 6 ) x 7 = 1 6 .

Things to remember:

  • To evaluate a limit of the form lim x c f ( x ) g ( x ) first try directly substituting x = c into the function. If direct substitution yields the indeterminate form 0 0 , simplify the expression or apply L'Hospital's Rule.
  • To differentiate a composite function, use the chain rule:
    d d x [ f ( g ( x ) ) ] = f ( g ( x ) ) g ( x )

Question

If f (x) = 7 cot x - 3 x 4 , then f ′(x) =

A. - 7 csc x cot x - 12 x 3
B. 7 csc x cot x + 12 x 5
C. 7 csc 2 x + 12 x 3
D. - 7 csc 2 x + 12 x 5

Hint :

The derivative of the difference of two or more functions is equal to the difference of their derivatives.

Explanation

The derivative of the sum or difference of two or more functions is equal to the sum or difference of their derivatives.

sum and difference of derivatives

The given function f(x) = 7 cot x - frac{3}{x^4} is a difference of two functions, so apply the sum and difference of derivatives property to find f'(x).

To differentiate f(x), first rewrite the second term in the form xn.  Then use differentiation rules to find f′(x).

f ( x ) = d d x [ 7 cot x ] d d x [ 3 x 4 ] Result of sum and difference rule
f ( x ) = d d x [ 7 cot x ] d d x [ 3 x 4 ] Rewrite 1 x n = x - n
f ( x ) = 7 csc 2 x + 12 x 5 Differentiate cot x and apply power rule
f ( x ) = 7 csc 2 x + 12 x 5 Rewrite x - n = 1 x n to match answer choices

Therefore, the derivative of the given function f is f ' ( x ) = 7 csc 2 x + 12 x 5 .

(Choice A) 7 csc x cot x 12 x 3 may result from incorrectly differentiating the first term using the derivative of csc x (instead of cot x) and not using the negative exponent rule when rewriting the second term.

(Choice B) 7 csc x cot x + 12 x 5 may result from incorrectly differentiating the first term using the derivative of csc x and not including the negative sign.

(Choice C) 7 csc 2 x + 12 x 3 may result from not including the negative sign in the derivative of cot x and mistakenly adding 1 (instead of subtracting 1) to the exponent when applying the power rule to the second term.

Things to remember:
The derivative of the difference of two or more functions is equal to the difference of their derivatives:

d dx [f (x) - g (x)] = d dx [f (x)] - d dx [g (x)]

Question

What is the slope of the line tangent to the graph of y = x sin x at x = π ?

A. - π
B. - 1
C. 0
D. π

Hint :

The slope of the line tangent to a function f at x = a is the value of the derivative of f at x = a .

Explanation

The slope of the line tangent to a function f at x = a is the value of the derivative of f at x = a .

To determine the slope of the line tangent to y = x sin x at x = π , first differentiate to find d y d x and then plug in x = π . The given function is the product of two functions, so use the product rule to differentiate:

d dx [ u v ] = u · v ' + v · u '

Let u = x and v = sin x , and then differentiate both equations to find u ' and v ' .

Now apply the product rule to find d y d x .

d y d x = u · v ' + v · u ' Product rule
d y d x = ( x ) ( cos x ) + ( sin x ) ( 1 ) Substitute u = x , v = sin x , u ' = 1 , and v ' = cos x
d y d x = x cos x + sin x Simplify

To find the slope of the line tangent to y at x = π , plug x = π into the equation for d y d x and evaluate the resulting expression.

d y d x = x cos x + sin x Derivative of y
d y d x | x = π = π cos π + sin π Plug in x = π
d y d x | x = π = π ( - 1 ) + ( 0 ) Evaluate cos π = - 1 and sin π = 0
d y d x | x = π = - π Simplify

Therefore, the slope of the line tangent to the graph of y = x sin x at x = π is - π .

(Choice B) - 1 may be the result of incorrectly calculating the values of the trigonometric functions at x = π : sin π - 1 and cos π 0 .

(Choice C) 0 may be the result of mistakenly plugging x = π into y , rather than d y d x , to calculate the slope of the tangent line.

(Choice D) π may be the result of subtracting, rather than adding, when using the product rule: d d x [ u v ] u ' v v ' u .

Things to remember:

  • The slope of the line tangent to a function f at x = a is the value of the derivative of f at x = a .
  • To find the derivative of the product of two functions, use the product rule:

    d d x [ u v ] = u · v ' + v · u '

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  • Graphical and Analytical Interpretation: Identifying slopes of tangent lines, points of non-differentiability, and relationships between a function and its derivative graph.
  • Real-World Applications: Using derivatives to analyze motion, velocity, acceleration, and related rates.
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