If this operation can be performed, the function must be continuous, though the converse does not hold.
This operation can be performed nowhere on the Weierstrass function, and L'Hopital's rule uses this function to evaluate limits of indeterminate forms. If this operation can be performed, the function must be continuous, though the converse does not hold. The (*) chain rule is useful for performing this operation on composite functions, and Leibniz' notation for it is written as d y over d x. For 10 points, name this measure of the instantaneous rate of change of a function, often represented by the slope of a tangent line.
This operation can be performed nowhere on the Weierstrass function, and L'Hopital's rule uses this function to evaluate limits of indeterminate forms.
{derivative} [or {differentiation}]