Product Rule/Quotient Rule

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Product Rule/Quotient Rule Section 4.3.1 Product Rule/Quotient Rule No Trigonometry

F represents a function (first factor) where F represents a function (first factor) S represents a function (second factor) The Product Rule

then D The Quotient Rule

NO CALCULATOR An equation of the normal to the graph of

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NO CALCULATOR An equation of the line normal to the curve

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NO CALCULATOR Consider the function A) 5 B) 4 C) 3 D) 2 E) 1