Lecture

Derivatives and Chain Rule

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of derivatives, including the definition of the derivative of a function, the derivative of a sum or product of functions, and important derivative rules. It also explains the chain rule for composite functions and provides examples of deriving composite functions. Additionally, it discusses the development of a function around a point using a limited development. The lecture concludes with the definition of a primitive function and its importance in integration operations.

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