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Calculus • Series

Introduction to Differentiation

Devki M

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This series ended on June 17, 2023. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

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About

We'll be going over unit 2 of AP/college calculus, which covers the definition of a derivative and some basic rules (power, quotient, chain, etc.). We will be practising questions from Khan Academy. This series is also useful for students in grades 11/12 of the CBSE curriculum. This is the session outline for right now: - Session 1: Orientation (Icebreaker Game) + Understanding what differentiation is - Session 2: Continuity & Differentiability + rules (power rule, chain rule, etc) + basic formulas I will add sessions as the series progresses.

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

Learners are requested to be there for all sessions because we'll be building upon concepts learnt in the previous session.

Dates

June 15 - June 17

Learners

1 / 15

Total Sessions

2

About the Tutor

Hi! I am passionate about math; numbers and variables excite me. I am excited to teach you all the triple Ts: tips, tricks, and techniques I've learnt over the years. See you soon!

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Upcoming Sessions

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Past Sessions

2
15
Jun

Session 1

Differentiation: definition and basic derivative rules

After a quick icebreaker session, we'll be going over: - What is differentiation - Average rate of change vs instantaneous rate of change - Secant + tangent lines We'll be practising questions related to the above topics as well.
17
Jun

Session 2

Differentiation: definition and basic derivative rules

We'll be going over: - Any backlog from the previous session - Continuity & differentiability - Power/sum/difference/product/quotient/chain rule - Formula list (derivatives of the trigonometric functions, e^x, lnx, etc) We'll be practising questions related to the above topics as well.

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