Limits and Derivatives — Concept Maps
CBSE · Class 11 · Mathematics
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Calculus begins with the study of change through limits and derivatives
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- Calculus begins with the study of change through limits and derivatives
- Introduction to calculus
- Intuitive idea of derivative
- Limits
- Algebra of limits
- Limits of polynomials and rational functions
- Standard limit of x^n minus a^n
- Limits of trigonometric functions
- Derivative at a point
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