Derivative Calculator (Power Rule)
MathCalculate the derivative of a simple power function (ax^n) using the power rule.
New Exponent
Exponent of the derivative term — combine with the new coefficient as: result × x^(new exponent)
New Coefficient
12.0000
Coefficient of the derivative term
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the power rule?
For a term ax^n, the derivative is (a×n)x^(n-1) — this tool applies that rule directly to your coefficient and exponent.
Does this handle multi-term polynomials?
No, apply this calculator separately to each term of a polynomial and sum the results for the full derivative.
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