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Graph of the derived function We can sketch the graph of the derived function f `(x) by looking at the features of the graph of f(x). This is a simple strategy but does require an understanding that you are drawing the graph of f `(x) from the graph of f(x).

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Draw the graph of the derived function. x f(x) x f `(x)

Draw the graph of the derived function. x f(x) x f `(x)