Chain Rule 
Chain Rule
by MIT / David Jerison
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Date Added: May 20, 2011

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Course Index

  1. Recitation Introduction
  2. Definition of Derivative
  3. Graphing a Derivative Function
  4. Smoothing a Piece-wise Function
  5. Constant Multiple Rule
  6. Tangent Line to a Polynomial
  7. Derivatives of Sine and Cosine
  8. Product Rule
  9. Quotient Rule
  10. Chain Rule
  11. Implicit Differentiation
  12. Graphing the Arctan Function
  13. Arccos
  14. Log and Exponent Derivatives
  15. Rules of Logs
  16. Hyperbolic Trig Functions
  17. Implicit Differentiation and Linear Approximation
  18. Quadratic Approximation
  19. Quadratic Approximation of a Product
  20. Sketching a Curve
  21. Closest Point to the Origin
  22. Minimum Triangle Area
  23. Maximum Surface Area
  24. Related Rates (Part I)
  25. Related Rates (Part II)
  26. Using Newton's Method
  27. Mean Value Theorem (Part I)
  28. Mean Value Theorem (Part II)
  29. Antidiff. With Discontinuity
  30. Computing Differentials
  31. Linear Approximation With Differentials
  32. Computing Antiderivatives
  33. Anti-differentiation by Substitution
  34. Differential Equation
  35. Differential Equation With Graph
  36. Summation Notation Practice
  37. Riemann Sum
  38. Computing the Volume of a Paraboloid
  39. Diffusion of a Chemical
  40. Definite Integrals of tan(x)
  41. Definite Integral by Substitution
  42. Applying the Second Fundamental Theorem
  43. Second Fundamental Theorem and Chain Rule
  44. Second Fundamental Theorem and Quadratic Approximation
  45. Area Between the Graphs of Sine and Cosine
  46. Area Between y=x^3 and y=3x-2
  47. Volume of a Paraboloid via Disks
  48. Volume of Revolution via Shells
  49. Average Velocity
  50. Average x-Coordinate in a Region
  51. Explanation of Simpson's Rule
  52. Using the Trapezoid and Simpson's Rules
  53. Trig Integral Practice
  54. Trig Integrals and a Volume of Revolution
  55. Integral of tan^4 (theta)
  56. Hyperbolic Trig Sub
  57. Integration by Completing the Square
  58. Partial Fractions Decomposition
  59. Finding u and v' When Integrating by Parts
  60. Integrating sin^n(x) Using Reduction
  61. Arc Length of y=x^(2/3)
  62. Surface Area of a Torus
  63. Parametric Arclength
  64. Polar to Cartesian
  65. Graph of r = 1 + cos(theta/2)
  66. Integration Practice I
  67. Integration Practice II
  68. Integration Practice III
  69. Integration Practice IV
  70. L'Hospital Practice
  71. Failure of L'Hospital's Rule
  72. Indeterminate Forms
  73. A Solid With Finite Volume and Infinite Cross Section
  74. Improper Integrals
  75. Integral of x^n e^(-x)
  76. Limit of a Series
  77. Comparison Tests
  78. Ratio Test for Convergence
  79. Integral Test
  80. Integral Test as Estimation
  81. Ratio Test: Radius of Convergence
  82. Power Series Practice
  83. Finding Taylor's Series
  84. Taylor's Series of a Polynomial
  85. Taylor's Series for sec(x)
  86. Integration of Taylor's Series
  87. Series Calculation Using a Riemann Sum

Course Description

This calculus course covers differentiation and integration of functions of one variable, and concludes with a brief discussion of infinite series. Calculus is fundamental to many scientific disciplines including physics, engineering, and economics.

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