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Learn the basics of calculus with Infinity Learn’s free online course. Covering fundamental topics like limits, differentiation, and integration in an easy-to-understand format.
Calculus Basics is an exhaustive course designed for individuals embarking on their journey into the world of calculus. Spanning a comprehensive duration of 2 hours and 42 minutes, this course dives deep into the foundational concepts essential for mastering calculus.
The course begins with an introductory section, setting the stage for what’s to come and ensuring that students understand the importance and relevance of calculus in various fields. Following this, Lesson 1 elaborates on the question "Why Calculus?" providing a contextual framework for learners to appreciate the subject's significance and applications.
As students progress, Lesson 2 tackles one of the central concepts in calculus: limits. This lesson is crucial as it lays the groundwork for understanding continuous functions and the behavior of functions as they approach specific points. Next, the course delves into differentiation in Lesson 3, expounding on how to calculate the derivative of a function and elucidating its myriad applications.
Integration, another cornerstone of calculus, is thoroughly explored in Lesson 4. Here, students learn about integrating functions and the fundamental techniques to compute these integrals. Lessons 5 and 6 focus on functions themselves, providing a robust understanding of what functions are, how they are expressed, and their importance in calculus.
Building on this foundational knowledge, the course moves to advanced differentiation topics in Lesson 7 and Lesson 8, detailing how to find the derivatives of more complex functions. The nuances of derivatives, including situations where derivatives do not exist, are explored comprehensively in Lessons 9 and 10.
Moving forward, Lesson 11 discusses the derivative as a function in itself, reinforcing previous concepts and delving deeper into functional analysis. The course then transitions back to integration, comparing and contrasting it with addition in Lesson 12, and further exploring the integral of a function in Lessons 13 and 14.
Lessons 15 and 16 deliver critical insights into the relationship between differentiation and integration, underscoring their duality and interplay. These lessons also cover the distinctions and calculations pertaining to indefinite and definite integrals, thereby rounding out the course with a comprehensive understanding of these fundamental concepts.
This course, though detailed and rich in content, remains accessible under the Basic Studies category, making it ideal for beginners who are just getting started with calculus. Note that there are currently no reviews yet, offering you the opportunity to be among the first to evaluate and share your learning experience.
Video class: Calculus Basics - Introduction | Infinity Learn
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Exercise: Which of the following concepts is NOT a fundamental idea of calculus as mentioned in the introduction?
Video class: Why Calculus? - Lesson 1 | Infinity Learn NEET
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Exercise: What concept from calculus can help determine the exact speed of an object at any given instant?
Video class: What is Calculus - Lesson 2 | Limits | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: In the context of Zeno's Dichotomy Paradox, what does Calculus use to solve the paradox where it seems a ball falling to the floor should take an infinite amount of time?
Video class: What is Calculus - Lesson 3 | Differentiation | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: What can be concluded about the instantaneous speed of the ball at position B based on the concept of limits and average speed?
Video class: What is Calculus - Lesson 4 | Integration | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: Which Greek mathematician successfully found the area between a parabola and a chord using the method of exhaustion?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 5 | What are Functions? | Don't Memorise
0h11m
Exercise: Which of the following factors does NOT affect the length of a shadow cast by an object like a plant?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 6 | What are Functions? | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: What is the term used for the process of finding the steepness of a tangent line at a point on a curve in calculus?
Video class: Calculus | Derivatives of a Function - Lesson 7 | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: What is the term used for the measure of the steepness of a straight line in mathematics?
Video class: Calculus- Lesson 8 | Derivative of a Function | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: What is the derivative of the function f(x) = x^2 at any given point x1?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 9 | When does the Derivative Not Exist? | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: When investigating the rate of change of a function at a point where the graph has a sharp corner, such as at 'X equals to zero' for a given function, what can we say about the existence of the derivative at that point?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 10 | When does the Derivative Not Exist? | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: What is the slope of a vertical line?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 11 | Derivative as a Function | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: Which statement is true about higher-order derivatives of a function?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 12 | Addition as Integration | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: Which process is used to find the total amount of a continuously changing quantity by interpreting it as the area under the graph of a function?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 13 | Integral of a Function | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: In the context of computing the area under a graph using integration, what is the result of letting the number of subintervals 'n' tend to infinity?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 14 | Integral of a Function | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: What is the limit of the sum of the areas of rectangles referred to as in the process of integration?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 15 | Relation between Differentiation and Integration | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: What is the result when applying the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to the integral of a function 'f' from 'a' to 'b'?
Video class: Calculus - Lesson 16 | Indefinite and Definite Integrals | Don't Memorise
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Exercise: What is the indefinite integral of the function H(x) = x^2 + 6?
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