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The '''Product Rule''' is a rule in [[calculus]] pertaining to the [[derivative]] of two variables or functions. The [[Leibniz]] notation is as follows: | The '''Product Rule''' is a rule in [[calculus]] pertaining to the [[derivative]] of two variables or functions. The [[Leibniz]] notation is as follows: | ||
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The Product Rule is a rule in calculus pertaining to the derivative of two variables or functions. The Leibniz notation is as follows:
The product rule in words is the derivative of uv is u multiplied by the derivative of v plus the derivative of u multipled by v. The commutative property allows the terms to be interchanged, which occasionally leads to introduction in reverse.