Question

Explain why differentiation of 3 =0, numerically!!! Don't use graphical method!!!!​

Answer 1

Answer:

It's simple bro, I know you knew it when you asked.

Step-by-step explanation:

So just put 3 in the formula ,d(3)/dx

Now ,we don't have value of x ,as it should be Differentiation of 3x as we are finding it in the respect with x, therefore we take x as 1.

And it will only be possible if power of x = 1.

So now applying the formula,

$d(3 {x}^{0} ) \div dx = 3(0 \times {x}^{ - 1} ) = 0$

So, that's how...

Answer 2

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3 Answers.

• The derivative represents the change of a function at any given time.

• The constant never changes—it is constant. Thus, the derivative will always be 0 .

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