STANDARD: STUDENTS SHOULD BE ABLE TO USE DERIVATIVES TO SOLVE A VARIETY OF PROBLEMS OBJECTIVE: DERIVE AND APPLY THE DERIVATIVE OF A LOGARITHM Agenda:

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STANDARD: STUDENTS SHOULD BE ABLE TO USE DERIVATIVES TO SOLVE A VARIETY OF PROBLEMS OBJECTIVE: DERIVE AND APPLY THE DERIVATIVE OF A LOGARITHM Agenda: 1.Review of Logarithms 2.Determine the derivative of a Logarithm 3.Notes on Practice Problems on Logarithm Derivatives 5.Homework questions on Inverse Derivatives

DERIVATIVES OF LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS SECTION 3.6

THE PROOF

ANOTHER PROOF!!!!!

EXAMPLES: 1. Find the derivative of

2. Find the derivative of

“PROPERTIES OF LOGARITHMS”

3. Given find Using your log properties:

HOW HARD IS THIS PROBLEM WITHOUT USING THE LOG PROPERTIES? Find the derivative of

ONE LAST EXAMPLE!!!! Find the derivative of