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For your enjoyment, I present you the many rules for derivatives.I think the only one I neglected to put in was the simple rule for exponents, in which x^n becomes nx^n-1.
Oh, and for anyone who likes short little comic strips and knows of Euler's Identity, here's a little bonus.
I had an English teacher in high school who told me you can see God in Calculus... I think he might be right!
ReplyDeleteAlso!! Newton was born on Christmas Day! Coincidence... I think not!
Robbie I'm pretty sure that I am starting a religion that worships you because you are such a helpful person...I wish I was at least half as nice as you.
ReplyDeleteYou're flattering me Sypa
ReplyDeleteThanks though :)