Learn Chain Rule Differentiation Under 3.6167 Minutes!

The Chain Rule is used for finding the derivative of composite functions. We can separate the function into inner and outer function to make the differentiation easier. First, differentiate the outer function using power rule without modifying the inner function. Then, multiplying it with the derivative of the inner function.
0:00 When to use Chain Rule?
0:46 Formula Explanation
1:33 First Example
2:21 Second Example
2:43 Third Example

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[@jiamei_426]

Clear explanation! Can give more examples for the chain rule inside chain rule? 2:46

[@YeahMathIsBoring]

Sure! I'll be posting about examples involving chain rule inside chain rule ASAP. ☺️

[@alanthayer8797]

Yea gv other examples for chain rule inside chain rule to b sure u doin same formula for all !

[@YeahMathIsBoring]

​@@alanthayer8797To find the derivative of ln(ln(ln x) ) is an example of using chain rule inside chain rule. I have uploaded a video for this. Feel free to check out the video in my channel page. 😊

[@alanthayer8797]

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@@alanthayer8797 You're welcome