Continuous Functions and Derivatives

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Description

This lecture covers the theorem of the intermediate value, corollaries related to continuous functions, the concept of derivatives, and the geometric interpretation of functions. It also discusses the derivative of composite functions, algebraic operations on derivatives, and the introduction of infinite derivatives. The lecture concludes with examples of finding derivatives of exponential and trigonometric functions.

Instructor

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