Product and quotient rules

Grade 12 Math Worksheet

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  1. Ari uses the quotient rule on h(x) = (x² + 5)/(x + 1). What is h′(2)?

  2. Bo uses the quotient rule on h(x) = (x² − 3)/(x + 2). What is h′(4)?

  3. Esme uses the quotient rule on h(x) = (x² + 7)/(x − 1). What is h′(4)?

  4. Jun uses the quotient rule on h(x) = (x² + 1)/(x + 3). What is h′(-1)?

  5. Kira uses the product rule on h(x) = (2x + 1)√x. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 2√x
    • h′(x) = 2√x + (2x + 1)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 2√x − (2x + 1)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 1/√x
  6. Luz uses the product rule on h(x) = (x² − 3)√x. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 2x√x
    • h′(x) = 2x√x − (x² − 3)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = x/√x
    • h′(x) = 2x√x + (x² − 3)/(2√x)
  7. Milo uses the product rule on h(x) = (5x − 2)√x. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 5/2/√x
    • h′(x) = 5√x + (5x − 2)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 5√x − (5x − 2)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 5√x
  8. Noah uses the product rule on h(x) = (x² + 1)√x. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 2x√x − (x² + 1)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 2x√x + (x² + 1)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = x/√x
    • h′(x) = 2x√x
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    Values now (example data)

    Length L = 12 cm, L′ = 0.5 cm per s; width W = 8 cm, W′ = −0.25 cm per s.

  10. A rectangle's area is A = LW, with the values shown. Tala finds how fast the area changes. What is A′, in cm² per second?

  11. Values now (example data)

    Length L = 20 cm, L′ = −0.4 cm per s; width W = 15 cm, W′ = 0.6 cm per s.

  12. A rectangle's area is A = LW, with the values shown. Zee finds how fast the area changes. What is A′, in cm² per second?

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Product and quotient rules

Answer Key - Grade 12 Math Worksheet

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  1. Ari uses the quotient rule on h(x) = (x² + 5)/(x + 1). What is h′(2)?

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  2. Bo uses the quotient rule on h(x) = (x² − 3)/(x + 2). What is h′(4)?

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  3. Esme uses the quotient rule on h(x) = (x² + 7)/(x − 1). What is h′(4)?

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  4. Jun uses the quotient rule on h(x) = (x² + 1)/(x + 3). What is h′(-1)?

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  5. Kira uses the product rule on h(x) = (2x + 1)√x. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 2√x
    • h′(x) = 2√x + (2x + 1)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 2√x − (2x + 1)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 1/√x
  6. Luz uses the product rule on h(x) = (x² − 3)√x. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 2x√x
    • h′(x) = 2x√x − (x² − 3)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = x/√x
    • h′(x) = 2x√x + (x² − 3)/(2√x)
  7. Milo uses the product rule on h(x) = (5x − 2)√x. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 5/2/√x
    • h′(x) = 5√x + (5x − 2)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 5√x − (5x − 2)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 5√x
  8. Noah uses the product rule on h(x) = (x² + 1)√x. Which is h′(x)?

    • h′(x) = 2x√x − (x² + 1)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = 2x√x + (x² + 1)/(2√x)
    • h′(x) = x/√x
    • h′(x) = 2x√x
  9. Read this first

    Values now (example data)

    Length L = 12 cm, L′ = 0.5 cm per s; width W = 8 cm, W′ = −0.25 cm per s.

  10. A rectangle's area is A = LW, with the values shown. Tala finds how fast the area changes. What is A′, in cm² per second?

    1
  11. Values now (example data)

    Length L = 20 cm, L′ = −0.4 cm per s; width W = 15 cm, W′ = 0.6 cm per s.

  12. A rectangle's area is A = LW, with the values shown. Zee finds how fast the area changes. What is A′, in cm² per second?

    6