3 Questions
When differentiating a linear inequality in two variables, what is the key difference compared to differentiating a linear equation in two variables?
The inequality sign may change when solving for the derivative
For the linear inequality $2x - 3y > 6$, what is the correct form of the derivative with respect to $x$?
$2$
When differentiating a linear equation in two variables, what is a common misconception?
The derivative of a constant term is always $0$
Explore the differences between differentiating linear inequalities and linear equations in two variables in this quiz. Learn the key distinctions in the differentiation process and common misconceptions. Practice finding the correct form of the derivative with respect to $x$ for a given linear inequality.
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