Computing Derivatives
Constant Functions
The first kind of function is a constant function.
If f(x) = C for some constant C, then f'(x) = 0.
Constant functions have a slope of zero. On a graph, a constant function is a straight vertical line. It doesn't matter if we pick f(x) = 3 or f(x)...
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