The document is a song about calculating the derivative of a function. It explains that to find the derivative (dy/dx), you take a function of x called y, choose a value for x (x-nought), make a small change to x called delta x, find the corresponding change in y, take the quotient of the changes, and then take the limit as delta x approaches zero. The result is the derivative dy/dx. The song is set to the tune of "There'll Be Some Changes Made" and includes musical notation.
The document is a song about calculating the derivative of a function. It explains that to find the derivative (dy/dx), you take a function of x called y, choose a value for x (x-nought), make a small change to x called delta x, find the corresponding change in y, take the quotient of the changes, and then take the limit as delta x approaches zero. The result is the derivative dy/dx. The song is set to the tune of "There'll Be Some Changes Made" and includes musical notation.
The document is a song about calculating the derivative of a function. It explains that to find the derivative (dy/dx), you take a function of x called y, choose a value for x (x-nought), make a small change to x called delta x, find the corresponding change in y, take the quotient of the changes, and then take the limit as delta x approaches zero. The result is the derivative dy/dx. The song is set to the tune of "There'll Be Some Changes Made" and includes musical notation.
music: "There'll Be Some Changes Made" by W. Benton Overstreet (1921) (original lyrics by Billy Higgins)
You take a function of x and you call it y
Take any x-nought that you care to try You make a little change and call it delta x The corresponding change in y is what you find nex' And then you take the quotient and now carefully Send delta x to zero, and I think you'll see That what the limit gives us, if our work all checks, Is what we call dy/dx, It's just dy/dx.