Worked example: Derivative of Ã(3x_-x) using the chain rule | AP Calculus AB | Khan Academy

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f(x)=Ã(3x_-x) is a composition of the functions Ãx and 3x_-x, and therefore we can differentiate it using the chain rule. Created by Sal Khan.

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gosh.. In school I always was like "wtf is that dude [teacher] doing, I'm gonna cry"
and what are you doing?
explaining this stuff in 5 minutes and suddenly everything became clear
THANKS MAN

GtaRockt
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Even going through khan academy, this video was the first one where the chain rule clicked for me. Thanks for the great content.

clemebran
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I can't thank you enough for making these videos! THANK YOU!

FwiiChan
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Thanks so much for these videos and simple explanations (these videos helped put the slope of the curve into perspective)...

When I saw the chain rule in class today.. I was intimidated... but with your simple explanation I understand a WHOLE lot better now :)

xanaphuis
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I seriously could not understand what my teacher was explaining and then I understood everything in a minute and 5 seconds.

Vanessa-ggjt
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Is f(x) the x in the equation and what ever is directly attached to it?

NoPantsOtter
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Shouldn't the answer be simplified to (6x-1)/(2sqrt(3x^2-x) ?

officialfoodmantra
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lol this would have been so helpful last year for me

Thelastkeyboardwarrior
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Pretty decent enough. Format is a little weird on how you write things out but that could be my perspective. Anyhow thanks.

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