Derivative of √((1−𝑥)/(1+𝑥))-Chain Rule in Nepali (Dreamland Publication- Business Math 12-Ex 9,5vii
The video should be taken as a reference material for the students of Business mathematics of class 12 in Nepal. This is part of a series where I will be solving all the questions of class 12 Business mathematics book. This particular video deals with finding the derivative of √((1−𝑥)/(1+𝑥)) using chain rule.
0:00 Introduction + Derivative formulae
2:17 Formulation of equation
5:10 Determining whether to use power rule or sum rule first
8:14 Explanation of making the differential operator identical (respect milaune)
11:35 Solution
19:30 Recap (Proper solution)
22:47 Explanation of laws of indices
26:13 Recap (Proper solution) continued
28:24 Explanation of laws of indices
35:16 Recap (Proper solution) continued
Видео Derivative of √((1−𝑥)/(1+𝑥))-Chain Rule in Nepali (Dreamland Publication- Business Math 12-Ex 9,5vii канала Suraj Magar
0:00 Introduction + Derivative formulae
2:17 Formulation of equation
5:10 Determining whether to use power rule or sum rule first
8:14 Explanation of making the differential operator identical (respect milaune)
11:35 Solution
19:30 Recap (Proper solution)
22:47 Explanation of laws of indices
26:13 Recap (Proper solution) continued
28:24 Explanation of laws of indices
35:16 Recap (Proper solution) continued
Видео Derivative of √((1−𝑥)/(1+𝑥))-Chain Rule in Nepali (Dreamland Publication- Business Math 12-Ex 9,5vii канала Suraj Magar
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