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An Introduction
Derek Raine, PhD et al.
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CONTENTS
Preface ....................................................................................
xiii
1 Derivatives and Integrals ............................................ 1
1.1
1.2
1.3
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1.5
1.6
1.7
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1.10
1.11
1.12
1.13
1.14
1.15
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1.20
1.21
Definition of a derivative ............................................... 1
Some basic derivatives ................................................... 4
“Function of a function” (chain rule) ............................ 5
Product (and quotient) rule ........................................... 8
Implicit differentiation ................................................. 11
Piecewise differentiable functions ............................... 12
Higher order derivatives .............................................. 14
Stationary points ........................................................... 15
Integrals of elementary functions ................................ 18
Integrals of combinations of functions ........................ 20
Integration by substitution ........................................... 21
Integration by parts ...................................................... 25
Integration of rational functions .................................. 27
Definite integrals .......................................................... 28
Area under a graph ....................................................... 29
Continuous and discontinuous functions .................... 30
Estimates of integrals ................................................... 32
Derivatives of integrals................................................. 33
Reduction formulae...................................................... 35
Exercises ....................................................................... 40
Problems ....................................................................... 44
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