Math Calculus Set A 09 Differentiation Serious Chain Rule Example

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This example demonstrates a lot of the 'little things' that cause students to make errors. I regularly make up examples in class, often for revision at the start of a lesson and even at the end of a lesson for 'fun''.

It just depends on what comes out of my brain as a result of what has been happening in recent lessons or something that comes to mind from watching my students in class.

This was filmed during class using my phone, by one of my wonderful students - Leah, and she does a great job. :)

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