Calculus

The chain rule is a fundamental rule in calculus that allows us to find the derivative of a composite function. You don't see it at the very beginning of taking derivatives, but technically it's …

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We mostly looked at problems involving implicit differentiation. Some of them involved the product rule. The chain rule is something to keep in mind for these types of problems and in calculus in …

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Looked at implicit differentiation while tutoring today. We looked at some problems involving implicit differentiation. The derivatives you take earlier on are technically explicit …

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We started by reviewing the chain rule. Sometimes he would get mixed up and apply something that looked like the chain rule to the end of an integral. For indefinite integrals, you add a constant to …

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We looked at problems with integration involving trig functions. That led to reviewing two areas, trig functions of common angles and going over the chain rule. Spent a bit of time on both of those …

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We spent some time looking at linear equations in business situations. Profit, cost, revenue, and demand. They work like similar problems, just with business concepts incorporated. They tend to use …

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