Abstract
The first derivative of a real-valued function may be approximated at a certain point by the derivative of a polynomial collocating with the function at this point and a number of other distinct points. The particular points which minimise the magnification of any rounding errors in the function values for any fixed level of truncation error are shown to be closely related to the turning points of a related Chebyshev polynomial.
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