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Tutorial on 2nd order differentiation.
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@ExamSolutions_Maths 11 лет назад

there is no difference. If you are given f(x)=... then use f ' (x). If given y= ... then use dy/dx

@stamriel 12 лет назад

As per usual, excellent video. Thank you

@RWC-Ichigo 5 месяцев назад

It would be great to use an exam question, but overall awesome vid

@ExamSolutions_Maths 12 лет назад

Thank you

@sunailamckenzie6584 4 года назад

Better that my teacher

@lak5499 11 лет назад

i just watched your other clip ...it has answered my question...thanks very much!! :D

@marinelovaa 3 года назад

Understandable thankyouu❤️

@mizlolia Год назад

Thank you❤

@ExamSolutions_Maths Год назад

You are very welcome!

@randomfellow1483 Год назад

@@ExamSolutions_Maths What a legend.

@tobi3497 8 лет назад

for the 3rd question, is the value of x (4/18), the actual value of x in the equation or some sort of value for a gradient.

@tobi3497 8 лет назад

+Tobi Akinyemi i think i now understand, its simply the value of x in the second derivative equation, and nothing to do with the actual value of x in the first equation.

@skeeminb18 12 лет назад

Is this what is meant by partial differentiation?? or do you have a separate video on that ???

@lak5499 11 лет назад

hi can you just explain what the actual difference between writing dy/dx and f'x if there is any or is just different ways of writing the question and they ultimately mean the same thing (which is that you have to differentiate)...thanks

@juliagray5202 2 года назад

there is no difference.

@trigobrooken6260 3 года назад

@HB-jf6yq 5 лет назад

Hi, what is the purpose of 2nd order differentiation?

@ExamSolutions_Maths 5 лет назад

One application is to be able to tell whether a stationary point is a max, min or point of inflexion. There are many other applications but this you are likely to meet at this early stage.