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MA1301 Notes

The document discusses three rules of arithmetic and geometry: 1. The product rule states that the derivative of a product of two functions is the sum of the individual derivatives multiplied together. 2. The quotient rule gives the derivative of a quotient of two functions in terms of the derivatives of the numerator and denominator. 3. The chain rule allows one to find the derivative of a composite function by applying the derivative of the outer function to the inner function.

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MA1301 Notes

The document discusses three rules of arithmetic and geometry: 1. The product rule states that the derivative of a product of two functions is the sum of the individual derivatives multiplied together. 2. The quotient rule gives the derivative of a quotient of two functions in terms of the derivatives of the numerator and denominator. 3. The chain rule allows one to find the derivative of a composite function by applying the derivative of the outer function to the inner function.

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-

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f(x)
7 7
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6x -

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=

(x 2(x 3)
-
+

-
1
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.

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ECTORS
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( , f(x)
-
ve
B
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OA
-

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la 1 =
x +

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z
,

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x 0 ,
same direction

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, OPP direction

protates about it A ,
B, C are collinear ! AB = A Ac

Scalar Product !
-

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/xy- a) dx Unit rector


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, =

a
1 9 b .
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(Xaxx+YaYb zazc)
+

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cosO =

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xa+Ya'+2a" x5* +

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=

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0

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+

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+
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=

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0
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d
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r d
7
↳ btw line & plane

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*
O

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=

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al 0 +
X = 90 n
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=

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O
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A
(x /
B
A

1 1, 0
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=

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-2
11

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a +

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y
=

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x3

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x
=

y
=

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:

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y
=

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=

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>X

y =

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