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Isaac Newton (1642-1727) Cambridge

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716) Leipzig

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2,

x2

4x

2
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f ( x) f '( x)

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f ( x) f ( x) f ( x) f ( x)

any polynomial any trigonometric function ex ln( x)

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( f ( x)

g ( x))'

f ( x)' g( x)' f ( x)' g( x) f ( x) g( x)'

( f ( x) g ( x))' f ( x) g ( x)
'

f ( x)' g ( x) f ( x) g ( x)' 2 g ( x)

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dy dx

dy du du dx

(3x

5)

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(1)

f (x )

x5

3x3

x2

23x

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Question:
How to solve f(x)=0, if f(x) is just about ANY function???

(1)

f (x )

x5

3x3

x2

23x

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f '(xn ) xn xn xn

f ( xn ) 0 , xn xn 1
1

f ( xn ) , f '( xn ) f ( xn ) f '( xn )
0
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xn

When

xn

xn

we know that

f (xn )

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Olga Timcenko, Copenhagen Institute of Technology, Medialogy6: IDE, Lesson 2, 7th February, 2008

 The second derivative of a function is a derivative of the first derivative;

The third derivative is the derivative of the second dericative; Etc
f ''(x) f '''(x) Dx (f '(x)) Dx (f ''(x)) Dx (Dx f (x)) Dx (Dx2 f (x)) Dx2 f (x) Dx 3 f (x)
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Dx y , y '(x ), dy , dx

Dx 2 y ,

Dx 3 y ,

...,

Dx n y ..., d ny dx n y ( n) ( x )

y ''(x ), d2y , 2 dx

y '''(x ), ...,

d 3y , 3 dx

d dy dx dx

d dy dx dx

(d )2 y (dx )2

d 2y dx 2
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