
Differentials and Antiderivatives
48:53Mean Value Theorem and Inequalities
49:42Newton's Method and Other Applications
53:23Related Rates
49:56Max-Min Problems
49:42Approximations (cont.); Curve Sketching
51:44Linear and Quadratic Approximations
46:48Exponential and Logarithmic Functions; Logarithmic Differentiation; Hyperbolic Functions
47:57Implicit Differentiation, Inverses
49:01Chain Rule; Higher Derivatives
46:03Hyperbolic Functions (cont.) and Exam 1 Review
50:53Derivatives of Products, Quotients, Sine, and Cosine
49:55Limits, Continuity, and Trigonometric Limits
52:47Derivatives, Slope, Velocity, and Rate of Change
51:33An introductory lecture from MIT's Single Variable Calculus course, establishing the fundamental concepts of derivatives, slope, velocity, and instantaneous rates of change.
Limits, Continuity, and Trigonometric Limits
Final session in this series
Professor of Mathematics
David Jerison is an iconic Professor of Mathematics at MIT, renowned for his foundational contributions to harmonic analysis and his legendary calculus lectures.
Princeton University