Applications of differentiation
Mathematical Methods: Units 3 and 4
This video takes a further look at stationary points considering the Point of Inflection. The video looks at finding the nature of stationary points by testing either side of the turning point and using double differentiation. There is a consideration of how it all looks graphically alongside how you can use double differentiation to find points of maximum gradient.
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Mathematical Methods
Differentiation
Stationary Points
Finding the nature
Testing either side
Double differentiation
What are stationary points
How do I find stationary points
Stationary points on functions
What are turning points
What is a point of inflection
VCE Maths Methods
stationary points and their nature
differentiation at a point
stationary points and points of inflection
stationary points maximum or minimum