Answer Key — Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties

Calculus AB · AP

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Worksheets — Sets 1–10

| Set | Guidance | | --- | --- | | Set 1 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 2 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 3 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 4 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 5 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 6 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 7 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 8 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 9 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 10 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. |

Worksheets — Sets 11–20

| Set | Guidance | | --- | --- | | Set 11 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 12 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 13 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 14 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 15 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 16 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 17 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 18 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 19 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. | | Set 20 | Differentiation — Definition and Fundamental Properties — verify written work and accept reasonable drawings. |

Review tiers 1–10

• Checklists are parent-judged.
• Written items: verify against practice set patterns.
• Standard text: Defining Average and Instantaneous Rates of Change at a Point CHA-2 Derivatives allow us to determine rates of change at an instant by apply Defining the Derivative of a Function and Using Derivative Notation CHA-2 Derivatives allow us to determine rates of change at an instant by Estimating Derivatives of a Function at a Point § Classroom Resource > Approximation Connecting Differentiability and Continuity: Determining When Derivatives Do and Do Not Exist Applying the Power Rule FUN-3 Recognizingopportunitiestoapplyderivativerulescansimplifydifferentiation. Derivative Rules: Constant, Sum, Difference, and Constant Multiple FUN-3

Practice test scoring

| Tier | Pass guidance | | --- | --- | | 1–3 | Most oral tasks smooth; majority of written correct | | 4–6 | 7/10+ total with clear understanding | | 7–8 | 9/12+ with explanations | | 9–10 | Near-perfect; ready to move on |

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