Derivatives of exponential and log functions
Grade 12 Math Worksheet

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Esme uses the chain rule on f(x) = ln(x² − 3). What is f′(2)?
Jun uses the chain rule on f(x) = ln(x² + 8). What is f′(4)?
Kira uses the product rule on h(x) = x²eˣ. Which is h′(x)?
- h′(x) = 2xeˣ
- h′(x) = 2xeˣ − x²eˣ
- h′(x) = 2xeˣ + x²eˣ
- h′(x) = x²eˣ
Luz uses the product rule on h(x) = x ln x. Which is h′(x)?
- h′(x) = ln x + 1
- h′(x) = ln x − 1
- h′(x) = 1/x
- h′(x) = 1
Milo uses the product rule on h(x) = eˣ sin x. Which is h′(x)?
- h′(x) = eˣ sin x − eˣ cos x
- h′(x) = eˣ sin x
- h′(x) = eˣ cos x
- h′(x) = eˣ sin x + eˣ cos x
Noah uses the product rule on h(x) = x³ ln x. Which is h′(x)?
- h′(x) = 3x
- h′(x) = 3x² ln x − x²
- h′(x) = x²
- h′(x) = 3x² ln x + x²
A savings account holds A(t) = 500e^(0.04t) dollars after t years (example data). Pia wants the rate at t = 10. In dollars per year, to the nearest hundredth, what is it?
A town's population is N(t) = 2000e^(0.03t) people after t years (example data). Ren wants the rate at t = 5. In people per year, to the nearest hundredth, what is it?
Cocoa is D(t) = 60e^(−0.1t) °C above room temperature at t minutes (example data). Tala wants the rate at t = 5. In °C per minute, to the nearest hundredth, what is it?
A tank holds V(t) = 800e^(−0.05t) liters after t minutes (example data). Zee wants the rate at t = 10. In liters per minute, to the nearest hundredth, what is it?