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Introduction to Differentiation

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This is a presentation of basic principles involved in differentiation.

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Introduction to Differentiation : Introduction to Differentiation

Constant Functions : Constant Functions If a body moves at constant speed, then If a body moves at constant acceleration, then

Real Situations : Real Situations

Real Situations : A Real Situations

Slope of Tangent : Slope of Tangent The slope of the tangent of the graph at A gives the instantaneous rate of change of the dependent variable with respect to the independent variable.

Derivative as Limit : Derivative as Limit The process of finding the rate of change, at A, of the dependent variable with respect to the independent variable by taking the tangent to be the limiting position of the chord AB as B approaches A along the curve, is known as differentiation. The ratio of the rate of change of the dependent variable to that of the independent variable is known as the derivative.

Derivative as Limit : Derivative as Limit If we assume A to be (x, f(x)) and B to be (x+h, f(x+h)) then the derivative is given by

Nomenclature and Notation : Nomenclature and Notation The derivative is also called the differential coefficient. The process of finding a derivative is known as differentiation. The derivative of y=f(x)with respect to x is denoted as

First Principles : First Principles

Standard Results 1 : Standard Results 1

Standard Results 2 : Standard Results 2

Algebra of Differentiation 1 : Algebra of Differentiation 1 Sum/Difference Product Quotient

Algebra of Differentiation 2 : Algebra of Differentiation 2 Coefficients Composite functions/ chain rule

Examples : Examples

Examples : Examples

Assignment 1Sum, Difference and Product Rules : Assignment 1Sum, Difference and Product Rules

Examples : Examples

Examples : Examples

Assignment 2Quotient Rule : Assignment 2Quotient Rule

Examples : Examples

Examples : Examples

Assignment 3Chain Rule : Assignment 3Chain Rule

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