The chain rule

Grade 12 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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  1. Ari uses the product rule and the chain rule on h(x) = x(2x − 3)³. What is h′(2)?

  2. Bo uses the product rule and the chain rule on h(x) = x(3x − 4)². What is h′(2)?

  3. Esme uses the product rule and the chain rule on h(x) = x(2x + 1)⁴. What is h′(1)?

  4. Jun uses the product rule and the chain rule on h(x) = x(5x − 9)³. What is h′(2)?

  5. Luz writes h(x) = 54/√(x² + 5) as 54(x² + 5)^(−1/2) and uses the chain rule. What is h′(2)?

  6. Milo writes h(x) = 80/√(x² + 15) as 80(x² + 15)^(−1/2) and uses the chain rule. What is h′(1)?

  7. Noah writes h(x) = 48/√(x² + 12) as 48(x² + 12)^(−1/2) and uses the chain rule. What is h′(2)?

  8. f is a function with derivative f′. Pia differentiates h(x) = f(x³) with the chain rule. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 3x²f′(x)
    • h′(x) = f′(x³)
    • h′(x) = 3x²f′(x³)
    • h′(x) = f′(3x²)
  9. f is a function with derivative f′. Tala differentiates h(x) = f(2x + 5) with the chain rule. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = f′(2)
    • h′(x) = f′(2x + 5)
    • h′(x) = 2f′(x)
    • h′(x) = 2f′(2x + 5)
  10. f is a function with derivative f′. Zee differentiates h(x) = f(x² + 1) with the chain rule. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = f′(2x)
    • h′(x) = 2xf′(x² + 1)
    • h′(x) = 2xf′(x)
    • h′(x) = f′(x² + 1)
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The chain rule

Answer Key - Grade 12 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Ari uses the product rule and the chain rule on h(x) = x(2x − 3)³. What is h′(2)?

    13
  2. Bo uses the product rule and the chain rule on h(x) = x(3x − 4)². What is h′(2)?

    28
  3. Esme uses the product rule and the chain rule on h(x) = x(2x + 1)⁴. What is h′(1)?

    297
  4. Jun uses the product rule and the chain rule on h(x) = x(5x − 9)³. What is h′(2)?

    31
  5. Luz writes h(x) = 54/√(x² + 5) as 54(x² + 5)^(−1/2) and uses the chain rule. What is h′(2)?

    -4
  6. Milo writes h(x) = 80/√(x² + 15) as 80(x² + 15)^(−1/2) and uses the chain rule. What is h′(1)?

    -5/4
  7. Noah writes h(x) = 48/√(x² + 12) as 48(x² + 12)^(−1/2) and uses the chain rule. What is h′(2)?

    -3/2
  8. f is a function with derivative f′. Pia differentiates h(x) = f(x³) with the chain rule. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 3x²f′(x)
    • h′(x) = f′(x³)
    • h′(x) = 3x²f′(x³)
    • h′(x) = f′(3x²)
  9. f is a function with derivative f′. Tala differentiates h(x) = f(2x + 5) with the chain rule. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = f′(2)
    • h′(x) = f′(2x + 5)
    • h′(x) = 2f′(x)
    • h′(x) = 2f′(2x + 5)
  10. f is a function with derivative f′. Zee differentiates h(x) = f(x² + 1) with the chain rule. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = f′(2x)
    • h′(x) = 2xf′(x² + 1)
    • h′(x) = 2xf′(x)
    • h′(x) = f′(x² + 1)