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    This chapter discusses differentiation and methods for computing derivatives. Section 2.1 introduces the concept of the derivative and provides examples of computing derivatives using basic rules. Section 2.2 outlines four methods - the power rule, product rule, quotient rule, and chain rule - for calculating derivatives, along with examples and theorems explaining their use.

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    This chapter discusses differentiation and methods for computing derivatives. Section 2.1 introduces the concept of the derivative and provides examples of computing derivatives using basic rules. Section 2.2 outlines four methods - the power rule, product rule, quotient rule, and chain rule - for calculating derivatives, along with examples and theorems explaining their use.

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    This chapter discusses differentiation and methods for computing derivatives. Section 2.1 introduces the concept of the derivative and provides examples of computing derivatives using basic rules. Section 2.2 outlines four methods - the power rule, product rule, quotient rule, and chain rule - for calculating derivatives, along with examples and theorems explaining their use.

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    Chapter 2 Differentiation

    Section 2.1 The derivative

    Example
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    Example
    Example
    Section 2.2 Methods of computing the derivatives

    Method 1: Power rule

    Example
    Theorem 1

    Example

    Example
    Example

    Theorem 2
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    Theorem 3

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    Theorem 4

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