Park Gu-yeon: The easiest math differentiation

The easiest math derivatives were trying to explain the mathematical derivatives but also to introduce the necessary derivatives that science needs and are common in everyday life. And it also made the approach to differentials even more interesting, to introduce them from the concepts and principles of trigonometry to help you understand them. You don't have to have trouble buying eggs in a store or soda in a convenience store just because you don'T know the derivatives. You don't have to be able to do anything about it, but you don's not comfortable doing it, texting or selling stocks. And yet, why is differentials important in math? If you know that what you're learning in school is going to be useful in real life, why should it be trigonometry and calculus, so the water drive, and the wave? Because we use derivatives in areas that are essential to our lives to enjoy the conveniences and even improved benefits that we have now. A vast array of different fields are used to deal with population growth, to calculate orbits to successfully launch satellites, to compute half-life of radioactive elements, and to date. When you're doing balloon expansion or bungling, you also use derivatives to calculate the rate of change. Virus object changes can also be analyzed using derivatives. So derivatives are being used actively in our real life and expertise. And you can't just take the derivative with the mathematical formula. You learned the curve in elementary school. That's the beginning of the derivative. Looking at a graph and analyzing it is one of the first steps in dealing with derivatives.

Korean title: 가장 쉬운 수학 미분

Korean author: 박구연

Korean publisher: 지브레인(Gbrain)

ISBN-13: 9788959795321