Higher-Order Derivatives
What are higher-order derivatives?
Physical interpretation
Computing higher-order derivatives of polynomials
Higher derivatives of trig functions
Higher derivatives of $e^x$
Second derivative using the product rule
Second derivative using the chain rule
General pattern for $\sin(kx)$ and $\cos(kx)$
Acceleration from position
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Vocabulary
Unit 3 topics
Unit 3 overview13.1 The Chain Rule23.2 Applying the Chain Rule33.3 Implicit Differentiation43.4 Differentiating Inverse Functions53.5 Differentiating Inverse Trigonometric Functions63.6 Selecting Procedures for Calculating Derivatives73.7 Applying Multiple Differentiation Rules83.8 Calculating Higher-Order Derivatives93.9 Second Derivatives of Implicit Equations103.10 Connecting Derivatives and Limits