Differentiation
Mathematical Methods: Units 3 and 4
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This video looks at how we can differentiate functions which take the form of y=e^x. This is part of the Mathematical Methods Units 3 and 4 course. I start by looking at why the differential of the function is the same as the function and then show how to use the chain rule to find the differential of more complex functions. A number of examples are covered and related back to the theory.
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vce maths
Differentiating e^x
differentiation
calculus
methods 3 and 4
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vce methods 3 and 4
chain rule
exponentials
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calculus derivatives
maths methods unit 3 and 4
e^x
what is the differential of e^x
how do I use the chain rule
what is the chain rule