The Chain Rule with Trigonometric Functions

The Chain Rule

The Chain Rule in Calculus: A Step-by-Step Guide | SchoolTube

Multivariable chain rule (video) | Khan Academy

Lecture 11: Chain Rule | Multivariable Calculus | Mathematics | MIT OpenCourseWare

Session 34: The Chain Rule with More Variables | Multivariable Calculus | Mathematics | MIT OpenCourseWare

Jarrell Education - NJ Tutoring and Test Prep on Instagram: "Help with the Chain Rule from calculus. I’ll be doing more problems on the chain rule so that you’ll be able to see lots of examples being done. This one is more to explain why the chain rule works and that it is not just coming out of the blue. #calculus #chainrule #apcalculus #calculushelp #derivative"

MathswithSK on Instagram: "Comment CR to get the notes in your inbox! Have you ever heard of the chain rule? It is an advanced technique of differentiation which we use when we have to deal with expressions that look like [f(x)]^n where f can be anything. We do this because the normal power rule won't suffice, as we have to factor in what's inside the bracket. The result? We do the power rule but extend it by taking the derivative of f and multiplying it. This will be, by far, the most used tech