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What is a derivative and how do we calculate it from first principles?

A derivative, in essence, is the gradient of a function at a point, usually denoted by dy/dx, or f'(x). It essentially means the rate of change of y with respect to x. As many functions are complex, we ca...

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Expand and simplify (n + 2)^3 − n^3.

Expand and simplify (+ 2)3 − n3.
Write out the brackets in full:(+ 2)(+ 2)(+ 2) − n3
Use F.O.I.L. (...

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Find dy/dx when y = 5x^6 + 4x*sin(x^2)

Looking at the first element of the equation 5x6, we can simply multiply 6 by 5 to give 30 and subtract 1 from the power of x. So d/dx[5x6] ...

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Simplify ln(e^2) - 4ln(1/e)

Using log rules, we can simplify the equation as follows: Firstly log(xa) = alog(x) implies that ln(e2

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