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Stationary Points (Maximum and Minimums) and Differentiation | Trevor Pythagoras
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This blog has moved to. Maths Tutorials – A level and GCSE. Stationary Points (Maximum and Minimums) and Differentiation. Stationary Points (Maximum and Minimums) and Differentiation. December 5, 2009. On a graph a stationary point is any point where the gradient is 0 so where the graph is flat. For example the graph y=x. Has one stationary point at the origin. Finding the Stationary Points. For example lets consider the graph. We cab differentiate this to find. So in our example we form the equation.
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This blog has moved to. Maths Tutorials – A level and GCSE. Stationary Points (Maximum and Minimums) and Differentiation. December 5, 2009. On a graph a stationary point is any point where the gradient is 0 so where the graph is flat. For example the graph y=x. Has one stationary point at the origin. Finding the Stationary Points. For example lets consider the graph. We cab differentiate this to find. So in our example we form the equation. By equating our expression for. Nature of Stationary Points.
The Chain Rule | Trevor Pythagoras
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This blog has moved to. Maths Tutorials – A level and GCSE. November 21, 2009. The chain rule allows you to differentiate composite functions (functions of other functions) ie) f(g(x) such as sin(3x. The rule is as follows. Or to understand it more simply you differentiate the inner function and multiply it by the derivative of the outer function (leaving what’s inside alone). Differentiating brackets raised to a power. This is the composite of the functions ax b and t. And then apply the formula to get.
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Could health care be made fairer by privatising the NHS? | Recession Here We Come
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Recession Here We Come. Share your thoughts on the recession. The Recessions Impact on You. Could health care be made fairer by privatising the NHS? February 10, 2010. So how would privatising help? How does this work when people are on different incomes. Isn’t it a basic right to healthcare so why should anyone have to pay. Firstly people are already paying through their taxes and the proposed system of giving benefits to people on low incomes will protect their ability to buy healthcare. This is the ma...
Why you shouldn’t need a license to do any given job (taxi driver, plumber etc) | Recession Here We Come
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Recession Here We Come. Share your thoughts on the recession. The Recessions Impact on You. Why you shouldn’t need a license to do any given job (taxi driver, plumber etc). February 18, 2010. They also create the problem of concentrating power on those who decide when the licenses are given out and if too few licenses are given out it can force up prices making things worse for the consumer not better. From → goverment intervention. Larr; Could health care be made fairer by privatising the NHS?
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Recession Here We Come. Share your thoughts on the recession. The Recessions Impact on You. The Recessions Impact on You. If you have been affected by the recession in the UK or world wide please leave comments about how it as affected you, your thoughts on its likley affect and how you think the government could help. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
What is a fair tax exactly | Recession Here We Come
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Recession Here We Come. Share your thoughts on the recession. The Recessions Impact on You. What is a fair tax exactly. April 12, 2010. Politician often claim that their taxes and benefits are fair or those of their opposition are unfair, in fact this is the basis of the labour campaign, but actually is a fair tax? Firstly lets see what the Oxford English Dictionary makes of the word fair. Just or appropriate in the circumstances. 2. Treating people equally. 3. Considerable in size or amount. 4. Fill in ...
A bank tax would be immoral | Recession Here We Come
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Recession Here We Come. Share your thoughts on the recession. The Recessions Impact on You. A bank tax would be immoral. April 10, 2010. All the major parties are considering a bank tax of some form, though labour would only do so if there was an international consensus, but I think that such a tax would be immoral and against the basic principles that enable a free market capitalist economy to work. Here is why:. From → banking. What is a fair tax exactly →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. HSBC banks on UK.
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Trevor Pye Picture Books. Picture book Illustration and art. Posted on January 25, 2015. For some time I have become increasingly interested in combining my fine art painting with illustration. An example of the kind of work I’m talking about is on my website http:/ trevorpye.com/images/the-world-as-sanctuary I have overlaid a digital image and text box. The upshot are the series below: These aren’t for kids[…]. New Illustration Roughs: Emily the Cow…. Posted on September 16, 2014. After playing around w...
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Concerning British Tradition, Art, Wicca - and Beer. Wherein you will find bits and bobs about stuff that floats my boat: Folk music, traditional arts, craft, dancing, processions, pastimes, etc. And beer. In a change to the aforementioned I now add my lifelong interests in strange and anomalous phenomena and alternative world views. Sunday, 23 December 2012. I would suspect that most of us already know that, due to the early Roman Catholic churches’ appropriation of pagan holidays, more than a few...
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Maths tutorials and programs explaining areas of A level and GCSE maths. Thursday, January 22, 2009. The 4 equations of motion deal with an object which is travelling with constant acceleration (which can be 0 and therefore constant speed). The equations are as follows:. 1) v = u at. 2) s= t(v u)/2. 4) s = ut at. A = acceleration – this must be constant for equations to hold. U = initial velocity, ie at the start of the journey. V = final velocity, ie at the end of the journey. T = time taken for journey.
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This blog has moved to. Maths Tutorials – A level and GCSE. You can now subscribe to Trevor Pythagoras for free by email, just click the link below. Subscribe to Trevor Pythagoras by email. Stationary Points (Maximum and Minimums) and Differentiation. December 5, 2009. On a graph a stationary point is any point where the gradient is 0 so where the graph is flat. For example the graph y=x. Has one stationary point at the origin. Finding the Stationary Points. For example lets consider the graph. The natur...
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