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Chain Rule L.O. All pupils can solve basic differentiation questions All pupils can solve some problems requiring the Chain Rule

Starter: How do you know when to use the Product Rule?

Chain Rule L.O. All pupils can solve basic differentiation questions All pupils can solve some problems requiring the Chain Rule

Main:

Main: = requires product rule and chain rule

Main: https://cdn.kutasoftware.com/Worksheets/Calc/03%20-%20Chain%20Rule.pdf Solutions:

Chain Rule L.O. All pupils can solve basic differentiation questions All pupils can solve some problems requiring the Chain Rule