Mathematics Homework Solutions
#1568
Using the definition of the derivative to differentiate.
Use the definition of the derivative
f(x) = x + sqrt(x)
to prove D[x+sqrtx]=1+1/2sqrtx
This shows how to use the definition of the derivative in a proof.
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