Graphing Derivatives - Made Easy

Rohen Shah has been the head of Far From Standard Tutoring's Mathematics Department since 2006. This is a video of him showing how to graph derivatives from the original functions. Enjoy!

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[blackrose4854]

thanks so much, you saved my life!. can anyone but a link of graph an original function base on the derivative graph? i can't find it :(

[FarFromStandard]

@blackrose4854 Type in "Graphing Antiderivatives" on YouTube, it should be one of the first few that show up. Enjoy!

[CallOFDutyMVP666]

This guy is freakin great.

[Agreedtodisagree]

thanks for confusing me sir. have a good day.

[houghtboysftw]

@houghtboysftw (myself) oops i meant on the f(x) graph the max/mins will be dots on the derivative graph!

[houghtboysftw]

The way I was taught is simple. Positive slope of f(x) = above the x-axis on the derivative graph. Same for the opposite... negative slope of f(x) = below the x-axis on the derivative graph. The dots on the f(x) graph will be critical values (relative max/mins) on the derivative graph.

I hope this helped!

[mager56723]

....so essentially, it is the original graph moved down and bumped left/right a little bi?

[turquelle]

Thank you....You are helpful, ergo you are nice.

[x8520x]

i thought derivatives always had -1 curve

like if the f(x) has 3 curves then f prime(x) will have 2 curves....?

oh and do you have a vid on how to graph imperfect curves

the graph you showed had perfect curves

[deltasworder1x]

thank you so much! i was searching all over the net for graphing derivative based solely on a graph of f(x). (with no clear definition of what f(x) is)