IB Maths AA 5.3 Definitions
This page contains our IB Maths AA definitions for 5.3. By learning each one of these definitions, you will fully cover the content for IB Maths AA 'Advanced derivatives'.
chain rule
A differentiation rule for a composite function, used in implicit differentiation so that differentiating a term in introduces a factor of , for example .
composite
Describes a function formed by putting one function inside another, for example '', which typically requires the chain rule to differentiate.
cos
A trigonometric function whose derivative is ''.
cosine
A trigonometric function whose derivative is .
ln
The natural logarithm function, with derivative for .
quotient
A result of division; in a logarithmic identity this refers to combining a fraction inside a single log, such as for suitable positive and .
quotient rule
A differentiation rule for a quotient , giving .
sin
A trigonometric function whose derivative is ''.
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