Product rule The product rule gives us a straightforward method to find the derivative of the product of two functions. Let's take two arbitrary functions, f(x) and g(x), and multiply them. So, . The derivative
For all and . It is important to note that any inner product on the vector space creates a norm on the said vector space, which we see as follows: We can notice from these rules and definitions that all inner product spaces are also normed spaces, and therefore also metric spaces. Ano...
Definition/Summary The product rule is a method for finding the derivative of a product of functions. [SIZE="4"]Equations (fg)'\ =\ f'g\ +\ fg' (fgh)'\ =\ f'gh\ +\ fg'h\ +\ fgh' [SIZE="4"]Extended explanation If a function F is the product of two other functions f ...
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