
Master differentiation from scratch with step-by-step video lectures and abundant practice questions and quizzes, covering quotient and other rules, exponential, logarithmic, implicit and parametric differentiation, hyperbolic functions, and higher-order derivatives.
Master the power rule for differentiation: compute derivatives of a x^n as a n x^{n-1}, handle constants as zero, and apply the sum and difference rules to combine multiple terms.
Learn the product rule for differentiating the product of two or more functions, using f g' + f' g, and extend the rule to three-function products.
Master derivatives of exponential functions with trig arguments by applying product and chain rules, including multiple-function and three-function product cases.
Differentiating products involving exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, this part 2 lecture applies the product rule and chain rule with trig identities to simplify results.
Revision of chain rule explains differentiating a composite function where y equals f(u(x)) by treating inner and outer functions, applying power rule, and computing dy/dx as dy/du times du/dx.
Explore derivatives of hyperbolic trig functions, highlighting how hyperbolic cosine and sine derivatives differ, and apply the chain rule to hyperbolic functions and their composites.
Learn to differentiate inverse hyperbolic trig functions by applying the chain rule, product rule, and memorized formulas. Work through examples to solidify understanding.
Learn implicit differentiation of functions in x and y, applying chain rule, and product and quotient rules to find dy/dx in equations like x^2+y^2=2 and cases with trig functions.
Learn to differentiate using logarithmic differentiation and implicit differentiation, apply derivatives of log x, and prove y' = y/x while solving problems with natural logs.
Learn to apply logarithmic differentiation to differentiate complex functions composed of products, quotients, and multiple parts, making difficult problems straightforward and faster.
Are you struggling to understand the topic Differentiation?
If you facing difficulty in solving Calculus questions and feel that you need to strengthen your basics in Differentiation, then this course is for you.
This course can make you perfect in writing the derivative of any given function.
It is a self-study course designed to get the students mastery over differentiation. It will teach you all the rules of differentiation step by step in small video lectures and give you command over differentiation in a few hours.
Note that this course only teaches how to find derivatives of a given function and not the Application of Derivatives.
There are separate lectures in each section on Trig functions and one can leave these lectures if not required in their curriculum.
This course covers
-Power Rule
-Product Rule
-Quotient Rule
-Chain Rule
-Differentiation of Trig Functions & inverse Trig Function and Hyperbolic Trig Functions
-Derivatives of Exponential Functions
-Derivatives of Logarithmic Functions
-Implicit Differentiation
-Logarithmic Differentiation
-Differentiation of Parametric Functions
-Higher-Order Derivatives
Why study Differentiation?
Differentiation is the essence of Calculus which is a gateway to nearly all fields of higher Mathematics. The essential idea behind Differentiation is to see how a small change in one variable will change a related variable. You cannot do Engineering, Modern Science, Biology, Economics, Business Mathematics, Statistics, etc. without having command over Topic Differentiation. This course is going to help you build a sufficiently firm grounding in the basics of the Differentiation topics at your own time and space and enable you to pursue your learning or career goals.
With this course you'll also get:
- Full lifetime access to the course
- Complete support for any question, clarification or difficulty you might face on the topic
- Udemy Certificate of Completion available for download
- 30-day money-back guarantee
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