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    This document provides an overview of calculus, including the two main types of calculus - differentiation and integration. Differentiation is the study of change and rate of change. It also discusses some key concepts in differentiation like the laws of differentiation, exponential functions, stationary points, and the difference between stationary and inflection points.

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    This document provides an overview of calculus, including the two main types of calculus - differentiation and integration. Differentiation is the study of change and rate of change. It also discusses some key concepts in differentiation like the laws of differentiation, exponential functions, stationary points, and the difference between stationary and inflection points.

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    This document provides an overview of calculus, including the two main types of calculus - differentiation and integration. Differentiation is the study of change and rate of change. It also discusses some key concepts in differentiation like the laws of differentiation, exponential functions, stationary points, and the difference between stationary and inflection points.

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    CALCULUS

    TYPES OF CALCULUS

    DIFFERENTIATION
    INTEGRATION
    DIFFERENTIATION
    Study of change

    Rate of change

    Start polling
    WHAT DO YOU THINK
    ABOUT CALCULUS?????
    LAWS OF DIFFERENTIATION
    EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION

    e^x
    a. any constant multiple of a function
    b. sum (or difference) of two functions
    c. product of two functions
    d. quotient of two functions
    STATIONARY POINT

    STATIONARY POINT IS ALSO CALLED


    TURNING POINT WHY ?
    DIFFERENCE B/W
    STATIONARY & INFLEXION POINT
    THANK YOU

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