Lecture 1  Play Video |
Basic Derivative Formulas (Part 1)
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Lecture 2  Play Video |
Basic Derivative Formulas (Part 2)
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Lecture 3  Play Video |
Sketching the Derivative of a Function
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Lecture 4  Play Video |
Equation of a Tangent Line
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Lecture 5  Play Video |
Linearization at a Point
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Lecture 6  Play Video |
Finding the Derivative Using Its Definition
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Lecture 7  Play Video |
Product Rule (1/2)
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Lecture 8  Play Video |
Product Rule (2/2)
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Lecture 9  Play Video |
Quotient Rule (1/2)
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Lecture 10  Play Video |
Quotient Rule (2/2)
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Lecture 11  Play Video |
Derivatives Using the Chain Rule (Part 1)
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Lecture 12  Play Video |
Derivatives Using the Chain Rule (Part 2)
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Lecture 13  Play Video |
Chain Rule: Harder (Ex. 1)
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Lecture 14  Play Video |
Chain Rule: Harder (Ex. 2)
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Lecture 15  Play Video |
Chain Rule: Harder (Ex. 3)
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Lecture 16  Play Video |
More Complicated Derivative Examples (Part 1)
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Lecture 17  Play Video |
More Complicated Derivative Examples (Part 2)
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Lecture 18  Play Video |
Using the Product and Chain Rule to Find a Derivative: Then Factoring and Simplifying
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Lecture 19  Play Video |
Derivatives Using Implicit Differentiation (Part 1)
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Lecture 20  Play Video |
Derivatives Using Implicit Differentiation (Part 2)
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Lecture 21  Play Video |
Derivatives Using Implicit Differentiation (Part 3)
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Lecture 22  Play Video |
Related Rates Problems and Implicit Differentiation
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Lecture 23  Play Video |
Related Rates Involving a Cone
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Lecture 24  Play Video |
Related Rates: A Point Moving on a Graph
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Lecture 25  Play Video |
Related Rates: With Trigonometry
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Lecture 26  Play Video |
Related Rates: Baseball Diamond Example
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Lecture 27  Play Video |
Logarithmic Differentiation (Part 1)
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Lecture 28  Play Video |
Logarithmic Differentiation (Part 2)
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Lecture 29  Play Video |
Derivatives Involving Logarithmic Functions: ln(x), log (x), etc.
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Lecture 30  Play Video |
Properties of Logarithms: Functions
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Lecture 31  Play Video |
Derivatives Involving Exponential Functions: e^x, a^x, etc
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Lecture 32  Play Video |
Derivatives Involving Inverse Trigonometric Functions
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Lecture 33  Play Video |
Inverse Trigonometric Derivative: Example 1
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Lecture 34  Play Video |
Inverse Trigonometric Derivative: Example 2
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Lecture 35  Play Video |
Inverse Trigonometric Derivative: Example 3
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Lecture 36  Play Video |
Inverse Trigonometric Derivative: Example 4
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Lecture 37  Play Video |
Finding Partial Derivatives
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Lecture 38  Play Video |
The General Chain Rule (Part 1)
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Lecture 39  Play Video |
The General Chain Rule (Part 2)
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Lecture 40  Play Video |
Newton's Method
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Lecture 41  Play Video |
Where a Function is Increasing and Decreasing, Finding Local Max and Local Min
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Lecture 42  Play Video |
Increasing/Decreasing, Local Maximums/Minimums
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Lecture 43  Play Video |
Finding Critical Numbers (Part 1)
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Lecture 44  Play Video |
Finding Critical Numbers (Part 2)
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Lecture 45  Play Video |
First Derivative Test (Part 2)
Using the First Derivative to find where a function is Increasing/Decreasing and where the local Maximums and Minimums occur. There are two basic examples.
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Lecture 46  Play Video |
First Derivative Test (Part 2)
Using the First Derivative to find where a function is Increasing/Decreasing and where the local Maximums and Minimums occur. There are harder examples in this lesson.
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Lecture 47  Play Video |
Lagrange Multipliers: Finding Max or Min
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Lecture 48  Play Video |
Using the Second Derivative to Find Local Max and Min
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Lecture 49  Play Video |
Using the Second Derivative to Find Where a Function is Concave Up/Concave Down
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Lecture 50  Play Video |
Optimization Problem (Part 1)
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Lecture 51  Play Video |
Optimization Problem (Part 2)
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Lecture 52  Play Video |
Optimization Problem (Part 3)
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Lecture 53  Play Video |
Finding Local Max, Min and Saddle Points (Part 1)
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Lecture 54  Play Video |
Finding Local Max, Min and Saddle Points (Part 2)
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Lecture 55  Play Video |
Curve Sketching Using Calculus: (Part 1 of 2)
In this video, Patrick discusses the following topics to help produce the graph of a function: domain, x-y intercepts, symmetry of the function, intervals of increase/decrease, local maximums and minimums, concavity, inflection points, and horizontal and vertical asymptotes.
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Lecture 56  Play Video |
Curve Sketching Using Calculus (Part 2 of 2)
In this video, Patrick discusses the following topics to help produce the graph of a function: Domain, x-y Intercepts, Symmetry of the Function, Intervals of Increase/Decrease, Local Maximums and Minimums, Concavity, Inflection Points, and Horizontal and Vertical Asymptotes.
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Lecture 57  Play Video |
Directional Derivatives
In this video, Patrick gives the formula and does an example of finding the Directional Derivative that corresponds to a given angle.
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Lecture 58  Play Video |
Differentials and Approximations
In this video, Patrick shows the basic idea of Differentials and shows how they can be used to Approximate Values.
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