Differentiation From The First Principle y=x^4 | Derivative From The First Principle.
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Differentiation of the function, y=x^4 from the first principle is a well detailed video where Jakes explains the differences between the use of the formula method and the first principle method.
In this video tutorial, Jakes also explained what to do in order to eliminate the infinitesimal change in x if any still exist after dividing through by △x.
Watch from the beginning to the end of this video in order to get the tips and tricks to finding the derivative of a polynomial function from the first principle.
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Great Math Problem
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Awesome Jakes. Your explanations are so detailed that even a babe in math can get it at a glance. Bravo!!!
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Nice move from Jakes. Thanks for this video sir.
You are welcome and thanks for this wonderful comment madam.
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You are a very good teacher you explain every thing in a simple way ..many thanks.❤
I also use binomials expansion in doing it sir
You're indeed a great Mathematician
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Thank you sir 😀 .
Now I'm going to pass my Exam.
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since one hour I watched many vedios about this topic but couldn't understand thankuu sir you are best explainer 👍
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Well explained man Jakes.
Continue running this channel and the sky will be your starting point. More grace from above Jakes.
Amen and thanks for watching sir.
Am learning this first principle of differentiation from here. Thanks for this video master.
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Great differential. I learnt it as y equal to x squared differential
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personally, i dont really know much about calculus, because i have yet to be in the course, so i dont think i can solve this, but i definitely am trying to learn it all as best as possible right now, to make the learning process (in an actual course) better later.
Just keeping on studying, calculus is easy sir.
Good work sir
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Espectacular.
4x^3
Bro how yu shoot your videos with phone or camera
I use phone sir.
teacher from which country do you teach
Nigeria dad, a country in Africa.
this shows that wisdom has no borders congratulations. Great nation of African brothers
Which country do you live in?
X=Y=0or1or2or4
İspatta sorun var....◇y/◇x lim ◇x sıfıra giderse bu zaten ◇y/0 olur ve tanımsızdır...
Not true sir. You can research more on calculus under lim, also your mathematical expression in your comment is entirely different from what I gave in this video sir.
Kindly watch the video again for a closer and full observation sir.
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