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Using the Chain Rule - Harder Example #2

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Uploaded by on Sep 27, 2008

Using the Chain Rule - Harder Example #2. In this video I use the Chain rule along with the quotient rule and simplify!!
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  • Wow these video's are really well done, thanks

  • @DeathG4n happy to help!

  • Patrick, you're the man.

    -Kimberly

  • @kimzisk3wlz1 thanks kim! : )

  • Thanks.....again :)

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  • Man.....your videos are such a relief! It's weird how in only 10 minutes I understand the whole thing with you, but I don't get a thing when my teacher tries to explain it for 3 hours...5 hours actually...Thanks x 10000.

    f ' (thanks x 10000) = ? ....yep...too much of calculus for today, I'm going crazy..

  • once i saw a fraction i knew this problem was gonna be a bitch

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  • Hey the x^2+1 in the blue bracket should be raised to the power of -1......

  • shouldn't the denominator be squared?

  • At 5:12, the expression inside the brackets is being simplified. However, when I multiplied and simplified the expression myself, I got x^2 + 1 + 2x - x^2 - 4x, which equals 1 - 2x, NOT 1 - 4x. What am I doing wrong? :(

  • Nice video, like any worthwhile subject, the chain rule takes practice.

  • Low (dhigh) - High(dlow) all over low (times) low....... totally helps to remember the quotient rule... LOL

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