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how do i graph the first derivative of a line
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how do i graph the first derivative of a line
The first derivative is the slope of the line: dy/dx, or
(y2-y1)/(x2-x1). Add a column that calculates this and add that column as a y-value series to your chart. Please elaborate on your questions in the future. |
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