Media Summary: Using derivative rules of trigonometric functions. Lesson on using first and second derivative for curve sketching. The definition of the derivative and where the derivative does not exist.

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Using derivative rules of trigonometric functions. Lesson on using first and second derivative for curve sketching. The definition of the derivative and where the derivative does not exist. Using the Product Rule and the Quotient Rule to find derivatives. Using Chain Rule to find the derivative of composite functions. Computing the volume of a solid by the cylindrical shell method.

Indeterminate form and L'Hospital's Rule. Integration by Substitution Rule or u-Substitution.

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ECC MTH 121 3.3

ECC MTH 121 3.3

Using derivative rules of trigonometric functions.

ECC MTH 121 2.3

ECC MTH 121 2.3

Limit Laws and the Squeeze Theorem.

ECC MTH 121 4.3

ECC MTH 121 4.3

Lesson on using first and second derivative for curve sketching.

ECC MTH 121 3.5

ECC MTH 121 3.5

Implicit differentiation.

ECC MTH 121 2.8

ECC MTH 121 2.8

The definition of the derivative and where the derivative does not exist.

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ECC MTH 121 3.2

ECC MTH 121 3.2

Using the Product Rule and the Quotient Rule to find derivatives.

ECC MTH 121 3.10

ECC MTH 121 3.10

Differentials and linear approximation.

ECC MTH 121 3.4

ECC MTH 121 3.4

Using Chain Rule to find the derivative of composite functions.

ECC MTH 121 6.3

ECC MTH 121 6.3

Computing the volume of a solid by the cylindrical shell method.

ECC MTH 121 4.4

ECC MTH 121 4.4

Indeterminate form and L'Hospital's Rule.

ECC MTH 121 5.2

ECC MTH 121 5.2

The definite integral.

ECC MTH 121 5.5

ECC MTH 121 5.5

Integration by Substitution Rule or u-Substitution.

ECC MTH 121 2.6

ECC MTH 121 2.6

Limits at infinity and asymptotes.