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CLP-1 Differential Calculus

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CLP-1 Differential Calculus

This textbook covers single variable Differential Calculus.

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Joel Feldman, Andrew Rechnitzer & Elyse Yeager
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University of British Columbia
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  1. 01: The basics
  2. 1.01: Numbers
  3. 1.02: Sets
  4. 1.03: Other Important Sets
  5. 1.04: Functions
  6. 1.05: Parsing Formulas
  7. 1.06: Inverse Functions
  8. 02: Limits
  9. 2.01: Drawing Tangents and a First Limit
  10. 2.02: Another Limit and Computing Velocity
  11. 2.03: The Limit of a Function
  12. 2.04: Calculating Limits with Limit Laws
  13. 2.05: Limits at Infinity
  14. 2.06: Continuity
  15. 2.07: (Optional) Making the Informal a Little More Formal
  16. 2.08: (Optional) Making Infinite Limits a Little More Formal
  17. 2.09: (Optional) Proving the Arithmetic of Limits
  18. 03: Derivatives
  19. 3.01: Revisiting Tangent Lines
  20. 3.02: Definition of the Derivative
  21. 3.03: Interpretations of the Derivative
  22. 3.04: Arithmetic of Derivatives - a Differentiation Toolbox
  23. 3.05: Proofs of the Arithmetic of Derivatives
  24. 3.06: Using the Arithmetic of Derivatives Examples
  25. 3.07: Derivatives of Exponential Functions
  26. 3.08: Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions
  27. 3.09: One More Tool the Chain Rule
  28. 3.10: The Natural Logarithm
  29. 3.11: Implicit Differentiation
  30. 3.12: Inverse Trigonometric Functions
  31. 3.13: The Mean Value Theorem
  32. 3.14: Higher Order Derivatives
  33. 3.15: (Optional)
  34. 04: Applications of derivatives
  35. 4.01: Velocity and Acceleration
  36. 4.02: Related Rates
  37. 4.03: Exponential Growth and Decay a First Look at Differential Equations
  38. 4.04: Approximating Functions Near a Specified Point Taylor Polynomials
  39. 4.05: Optimisation
  40. 4.06: Sketching Graphs
  41. 4.07: L'Hopital's Rule and Indeterminate Forms
  42. 05: Towards Integral Calculus
  43. 5.01: Introduction to Antiderivatives
  44. 06: Appendix
  45. 6.01: A- High School Material
  46. 6.1.01: A.1 Similar Triangles
  47. 6.1.02: A.2 Pythagoras
  48. 6.1.03: A.3 Trigonometry — Definitions
  49. 6.1.04: A.4 Radians, Arcs and Sectors
  50. 6.1.05: A.5 Trigonometry — Graphs
  51. 6.1.06: A.6 Trigonometry — Special Triangles
  52. 6.1.07: A.7 Trigonometry — Simple Identities
  53. 6.1.08: A.8 Trigonometry — Add and Subtract Angles
  54. 6.1.09: A.9 Inverse Trigonometric Functions
  55. 6.1.10: A.10 Areas
  56. 6.1.11: A.11 Volumes
  57. 6.1.12: A.12 Powers
  58. 6.1.13: A.13 Logarithms
  59. 6.1.14: A.14 Highschool Material You Should be Able to Derive
  60. 6.02: B- Origin of Trig Area and Volume Formulas
  61. 6.2.01: B.1 Theorems about Triangles
  62. 6.2.02: B.2 Trigonometry
  63. 6.2.03: B.3 Inverse Trigonometric Functions
  64. 6.2.04: B.4 Cosine and Sine Laws
  65. 6.2.05: B.5 Circles, cones and spheres
  66. 6.03: C- Root Finding
  67. 6.3.01: C.1 Newton's Method
  68. 6.3.02: C.2 The Error Behaviour of Newton's Method
  69. 6.3.03: C.3 The false position (regula falsi) method
  70. 6.3.04: C.4 The secant method
  71. 6.3.05: C.5 The Error Behaviour of the Secant Method
  72. 6.04: D- Hints for Exercises
  73. 6.05: E- Answers to Exercises
  74. 6.06: F- Solutions to Exercises