Derivatives of exponential and log functions

Grade 12 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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  1. Ari first writes f(x) = ln((x² + 1)³) as 3 ln(x² + 1), then differentiates. What is f′(2)?

  2. Esme first writes f(x) = ln((x² + 4)⁵) as 5 ln(x² + 4), then differentiates. What is f′(2)?

  3. Jun first writes f(x) = ln((x² + 7)³) as 3 ln(x² + 7), then differentiates. What is f′(3)?

  4. Kira uses the chain rule on h(x) = e^(x²). Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = e^(2x)
    • h′(x) = e^(x²)
    • h′(x) = x²e^(x² − 1)
    • h′(x) = 2xe^(x²)
  5. Luz uses the chain rule on h(x) = e^(sin x). Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = e^(sin x)
    • h′(x) = sin x · e^(sin x − 1)
    • h′(x) = cos x · e^(sin x)
    • h′(x) = e^(cos x)
  6. Milo uses the chain rule on h(x) = 2^(3x). Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 3 · 2^(3x)
    • h′(x) = 3 · 2^(3x) · ln 2
    • h′(x) = 3x · 2^(3x − 1)
    • h′(x) = 2^(3x) · ln 2
  7. Noah uses the chain rule on h(x) = 5^(x²). Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 2x · 5^(x²) · ln 5
    • h′(x) = 2x · 5^(x²)
    • h′(x) = 5^(x²) · ln 5
    • h′(x) = x² · 5^(x² − 1)
  8. Pia writes f(x) = ln(x³√(x + 3)) as 3 ln x + (1/2) ln(x + 3) before differentiating. What is f′(1)?

  9. Tala writes f(x) = ln(x³√(x + 2)) as 3 ln x + (1/2) ln(x + 2) before differentiating. What is f′(2)?

  10. Zee writes f(x) = ln(x³√(x + 8)) as 3 ln x + (1/2) ln(x + 8) before differentiating. What is f′(3)?

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Derivatives of exponential and log functions

Answer Key - Grade 12 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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

  1. Ari first writes f(x) = ln((x² + 1)³) as 3 ln(x² + 1), then differentiates. What is f′(2)?

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  2. Esme first writes f(x) = ln((x² + 4)⁵) as 5 ln(x² + 4), then differentiates. What is f′(2)?

    5/2
  3. Jun first writes f(x) = ln((x² + 7)³) as 3 ln(x² + 7), then differentiates. What is f′(3)?

    9/8
  4. Kira uses the chain rule on h(x) = e^(x²). Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = e^(2x)
    • h′(x) = e^(x²)
    • h′(x) = x²e^(x² − 1)
    • h′(x) = 2xe^(x²)
  5. Luz uses the chain rule on h(x) = e^(sin x). Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = e^(sin x)
    • h′(x) = sin x · e^(sin x − 1)
    • h′(x) = cos x · e^(sin x)
    • h′(x) = e^(cos x)
  6. Milo uses the chain rule on h(x) = 2^(3x). Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 3 · 2^(3x)
    • h′(x) = 3 · 2^(3x) · ln 2
    • h′(x) = 3x · 2^(3x − 1)
    • h′(x) = 2^(3x) · ln 2
  7. Noah uses the chain rule on h(x) = 5^(x²). Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 2x · 5^(x²) · ln 5
    • h′(x) = 2x · 5^(x²)
    • h′(x) = 5^(x²) · ln 5
    • h′(x) = x² · 5^(x² − 1)
  8. Pia writes f(x) = ln(x³√(x + 3)) as 3 ln x + (1/2) ln(x + 3) before differentiating. What is f′(1)?

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  9. Tala writes f(x) = ln(x³√(x + 2)) as 3 ln x + (1/2) ln(x + 2) before differentiating. What is f′(2)?

    13/8
  10. Zee writes f(x) = ln(x³√(x + 8)) as 3 ln x + (1/2) ln(x + 8) before differentiating. What is f′(3)?

    23/22