More calculus!

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More calculus!
  1. Unread #1 - Oct 12, 2016 at 12:41 PM
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    More calculus!

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    More calculus!

    i will come back tomorrow and try :)
     
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    More calculus!

    lol if you ever need help with calc message me on skype. I just finished cal 2 so im decent :)
     
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    More calculus!

    Getting my doctorate in aerospace engineering currently so should be able to help you if you ever need help in the future. Just tag me in a post and I'll see to it you get my skype.
     
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    More calculus!

    In order to do derivatives, you need to be on point with algebraic principles and then the derivative rules. For example, the power rule can get confusing if you see a function that has a 7th root like in the first problem. But if you recognize that it's the same thing as x to the 1/7th power you can apply the power rule much easier. And for variables with exponents in the denominator don't make your life miserable and do quotient rule when you can simply move it to the numerator with a negative exponent. So 1 over x to the 7th becomes x to the negative 7.
     
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    More calculus!

    Use a calculator.... xD
     
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