Calculus Methods: Gradients and First Principles
Calculus Methods: Gradients and First Principles

Calculus Methods: Gradients and First Principles

by Batool Akmal

Differentiation, along with integration, is a cornerstone of fundamental calculus. Differentiation is used to find the gradient of a curve, rather than a straight line, which can be accomplished without calculus. The derivation of differentiation comes from the concept of differentiation from first principles, which states that by identifying two points on a curve very close to one another, you can draw a straight line between these points to get a gradient that approximates the tangent there. It follows that the closer these points are to one another, the more accurate the approximation.

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  • Videos 7
  • Duration 0:36 h
  • Quiz questions 9
  • Concept Pages 0

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 Batool Akmal

Batool Akmal

Batool Akmal is the founder of A-level Maths Cardiff; a mathematics tuition and revision company in Wales, UK.
She obtained her Mathematics and Physics Degree, and Postgraduate Certificate in Education from Cardiff University.
She was the Director of the Honours Programme at St. David’s Catholic College from 2012 to 2016 and Head of Numeracy from 2017-2019.
Within Lecturio, Batool Akmal teaches courses on Calculus.


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