The chain rule is a way to derive, mostly used in binomials or trinomials with some exponent.
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"Derivative of the outside evaluated at the inside times the derivative of the inside" |
Examples
In simple words, you put the exponent outside, you never touch the argument, you put it exactly. Then you do the derivative of the argument.
Make a little algebra and it's done.
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Don't forget to subtract 1 to the exponent.
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