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Course Curriculum

Unit 01: Supplements
▶	1.1 Number Sets	🕐 00:10:00
▶	1.2 Graphing Tools	🕐 00:06:00
Unit 02: Functions
▶	2.1 Introduction	🕐 00:01:00
▶	2.2 Functions	🕐 00:15:00
▶	2.3 Evaluating a Function	🕐 00:13:00
▶	2.4 Domain	🕐 00:16:00
▶	2.5 Range	🕐 00:05:00
▶	2.6 One to One Function	🕐 00:09:00
▶	2.7 Inverse Functions	🕐 00:10:00
▶	2.8 Exponential Functions	🕐 00:05:00
▶	2.9 The Natural Exponential Function	🕐 00:06:00
▶	2.10 Logarithms	🕐 00:13:00
▶	2.11 Natural Logarithms	🕐 00:07:00
▶	2.12 Logarithm Laws	🕐 00:06:00
▶	2.13 Trigonometric Ratios	🕐 00:15:00
▶	2.14 Evaluating Trig Functions and Points	🕐 00:18:00
▶	2.15 Inverse Trigonometric Functions	🕐 00:12:00
Unit 03 Limits
▶	3.1 Introduction	🕐 00:01:00
▶	3.2 What is a Limit?	🕐 00:17:00
▶	3.3 Examples	🕐 00:15:00
▶	3.4 One-Sided Limits	🕐 00:12:00
▶	3.5 The Limit Laws	🕐 00:08:00
▶	3.6 Examples	🕐 00:15:00
▶	3.7 More Examples	🕐 00:15:00
▶	3.8 The Squeeze (Sandwich) Theorem	🕐 00:09:00
▶	3.9 Examples	🕐 00:10:00
▶	3.10 Precise Definition of Limits	🕐 00:08:00
▶	3.11 Examples	🕐 00:15:00
▶	3.12 limits at Infinity	🕐 00:21:00
▶	3.13 Examples	🕐 00:15:00
▶	3.14 Asymptotes and Limits at Infinity	🕐 00:10:00
▶	3.15 Infinite Limits	🕐 00:12:00
Unit 04: Continuity
▶	4.1 Introduction	🕐 00:01:00
▶	4.2 Continuity	🕐 00:12:00
▶	4.3 Types of Discontinuity	🕐 00:12:00
▶	4.4 Examples	🕐 00:16:00
▶	4.5 Properties of Continuous Functions	🕐 00:11:00
▶	4.6 Intermediate Value Theorem for Continuous Functions	🕐 00:06:00
Unit 05: Derivatives
▶	5.1 Introduction	🕐 00:01:00
▶	5.2 Average Rate of Change	🕐 00:08:00
▶	5.3 Instantaneous Rate of Change	🕐 00:12:00
▶	5.4 Derivative Definition	🕐 00:14:00
▶	5.5 Examples	🕐 00:10:00
▶	5.6 Non-Differentiability	🕐 00:06:00
	5.7 Constant and Power Rule	🕐 00:00:00
▶	5.8 Constant Multiple Rule	🕐 00:07:00
▶	5.9 Sum and Difference Rule	🕐 00:07:00
▶	5.10 Product Rule	🕐 00:14:00
▶	5.11 Quotient Rule	🕐 00:08:00
▶	5.12 Chain Rule	🕐 00:14:00
▶	5.13 Examples	🕐 00:09:00
▶	5.14 Derivative Symbols	🕐 00:04:00
▶	5.15 Graph of Derivatives	🕐 00:10:00
▶	5.16 Higher Order Derivatives	🕐 00:08:00
▶	5.17 Equation of the Tangent Line	🕐 00:07:00
▶	5.18 Derivative of Trig Functions	🕐 00:07:00
▶	5.19 Examples	🕐 00:19:00
▶	5.20 Derivative of Inverse Trig Functions	🕐 00:08:00
▶	5.21 Examples	🕐 00:12:00
▶	5.22 Implicit Differentiation	🕐 00:17:00
▶	5.23 Derivative of Inverse Functions	🕐 00:13:00
▶	5.24 Derivative of the Natural Exponential Function	🕐 00:12:00
▶	5.25 Derivative of the Natural Logarithm Function	🕐 00:07:00
▶	5.26 Derivative of Exponential Functions	🕐 00:06:00
▶	5.27 Derivative of Logarithmic Functions	🕐 00:06:00
▶	5.28 Logarithmic Differentiation	🕐 00:15:00
Unit 06: Application of Derivatives
▶	6.1 Introduction	🕐 00:01:00
▶	6.2 Related Rates	🕐 00:08:00
▶	6.3 Examples	🕐 00:13:00
▶	6.4 More Example	🕐 00:09:00
▶	6.5 More Example	🕐 00:10:00
▶	6.6 Optimisation	🕐 00:16:00
▶	6.7 Example	🕐 00:11:00
▶	6.8 More Example	🕐 00:07:00
▶	6.9 Extreme Values of Functions	🕐 00:12:00
▶	6.10 Critical Points	🕐 00:08:00
▶	6.11 Examples (First Derivative Test)	🕐 00:16:00
▶	6.12 More Examples	🕐 00:18:00
▶	6.13 Concavity	🕐 00:15:00
▶	6.14 Examples	🕐 00:13:00
▶	6.15 Second Derivative Test	🕐 00:08:00
▶	6.16 Graphing Functions	🕐 00:09:00
▶	6.17 Examples	🕐 00:21:00
▶	6.18 L' HoÌpital's Rule	🕐 00:12:00
▶	6.19 Other Indeterminate Forms	🕐 00:15:00
▶	6.20 Rolle's Theorem	🕐 00:09:00
▶	6.21 The Mean Value Theorem	🕐 00:19:00
▶	6.22Application of the Mean Value Theorem	🕐 00:04:00
Resources
	Resource - Fundamentals of Calculus	🕐 00:00:00

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