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Ages 16 +

The Product Rule

How to differentiate the product of two functions using the product rule.

Ages 16 +

The Chain Rule

How to differentiate composite functions using the chain rule.

Ages 16 +

Exponential Form of Complex Numbers

How to write complex numbers in exponential form.

Ages 16 +

Multiplying with Complex Numbers

How to multiply and divide with complex numbers in exponential form.

Ages 16 +

Integration with Partial Fractions and Inverse Trigonometric Functions

How to integrate with partial fractions involving inverse trigonometric functions.

Ages 16 +

Modelling with Volumes of Revolution Part 2

How to find the volume of solids of revolution to model real-life situations.

Ages 16 +

Volume of Revolution Parametrically Defined Curves

How to find the volume of revolution for parametrically defined curves.

Ages 16 +

Volume of Revolution About y-axis Part 2

How to find the volume of revolution about the y-axis for complex functions.

Ages 16 +

Integrating Partial Fractions with Quadratic Factors

How to integrate partial fractions with quadratic factors.

Ages 16 +

Volume of Revolution About x-axis Part 2

Volume of revolution about the x-axis for complex functions

Ages 16 +

Integrating Inverse Trigonometric Functions

How to integrate inverse trigonometric functions.

Ages 16 +

Improper Integrals

How to identify and evaluate an improper integral.

Ages 16 +

Mean Value of a Function

How to understand and evaluate the mean value of a function.

Ages 16 +

Differentiating Inverse Trigonometric Functions

how to differentiate arcsin, arccos and arctan functions.

Ages 16 +

Series Expansion of Compound Functions

How to find series expansions of compound functions.

Ages 16 +

Maclaurin Series

How to express functions as an infinite series of powers using the Maclaurin series.