Pucky S Hack At It Again A Little Bit Earlier This Week He S Preparing For His Weekly Quiz And Just Finished Reading Ov 1 (12.14 KiB) Viewed 13 times
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Pucky's hack at it again a little bit earlier this week. He's preparing for his weekly quiz and just finished reading over Section 3.2 and learning all about the Quotient ule. The thing is Pucky doesn't believe in the Quotient Rule. He doesn't think we really need it. Pucky thinks that if we have f(a) then we should just be stile to do f (x) - For this discussion, write a post that briefly explains to Pucky why that derivative is incorrect and why we need to use the Quotient Rule here. Don't just quote ndes or theorems though, remember Pucky has already read the section and those rules and theorems make him growt and hiss. Try to come up with other explanations or reasons why Pucky's derivative is wrong beyond just "You need to use the Quotient Rule Help Pucky to realize that the Quotient Rule is important and necessary and that even though it's a bit complex and he might prefer the Quotient Rule to go away, that he needs to use it
Pucky's back at it again... a little bit earlier this week. He's preparing for his weekly quiz and just finished reading over Section 3.2 and learning all about the Quotient then we should just be Rule. The thing is. Pucky doesn't believe in the Quotient Rule. He doesn't think we really need it. Pucky thinks that if we have f(a) (3+2) able to do f'(a) For this discussion, write a post that briefly explains to Pucky why that derivative is incorrect and why we need to use the Quotient Rule here. Don't just quote rules or theorems though, remember Pucky has already read the section and those rules and theorems make him growl and hiss. Try to come up with other explanations or reasons why Pucky's derivative is wrong beyond just "You need to use the Quotient Rule". Help Pucky to realize that the Quotient Rule is important and necessary and that even though it's a bit complex and he might prefer the Quotient Rule to go away, that he needs to use it!
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