Product Rule Examples | Differentiation | Part 9

Summary: video walkthrough of A-level maths content on the product rule, showing when and how to use it, and how to avoid making mistakes

Topic: ten examples are covered systematically going through product rule calculations using both the Newtonian and Liebnitz notations

Content: differentiating polynomials in factorised form, differentiating polynomials in fully factorised form, differentiating xe^x, differentiating x^(2) sin(x), differentiating sin(x) cos(x), differentiating (x + 1)^(4) cos(x), differentiating (sin(x))^4, differentiating more complicated functions, revisiting the derivative of x^n in light of the product rule, differentiating functions of the form F(x) = f(x)g(x)h(x)

Time Stamps:
00:00 Example 1
03:17 Example 2
09:12 Example 3
12:00 Example 4
14:34 Example 5
17:56 Example 6
23:51 Example 7
32:00 Example 8
37:12 Example 9
43:05 Example 10

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