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Engineering Maths 2

Rates of Change
  • Home Page
  • PEO Mathematics
  • Craft 1
    • Basic concepts
    • Basic Algebra
    • Areas and Volumes
    • Interpreting Graphs
    • Basic Trigonometry/Pythagoras
  • Craft 2
    • Tolerance and Proportion
    • Transposition
    • Drawing Graphs
    • Statistics
    • Sine and Cosine Rule
  • Technician 1
    • Evaluating & Transposing Formulae
    • Trigonometric Graphs and Equations
    • The Straight Line
    • Quadratics
    • Simultaneous Equations
    • Best Fitting Straight Line
  • Technician 2
    • Multiplying out Brackets
    • Algebraic Fractions
    • Indices
    • Differentiation Intro
    • Integration Intro
    • Logs and Exponentials
    • 2D Vectors
  • Built Environment
  • Pre-entry Course
  • Engineering Maths 1
    • Functions
    • Further Trigonometry
    • Further Logs & Exp
    • Vectors
    • Complex Numbers
  • Engineering Maths 2
    • Hyperbolic Functions
    • Applications of Differentiation
    • Further Differentiation
    • Rates of Change
    • Applications of Integration
    • Further Integration
    • Engineering Applications
  • Maths for Engineering 3
    • Matrices
    • Product and Quotient Rules
    • Partial Differentiation
    • Integration by Parts
    • Integration by Substitution
    • Differential Equations
    • Laplace Transforms
    • Numerical Approximations
    • Fourier Series
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Hyperbolic Functions
Rates of Change Course Notes (External Site - North East Scotland College)
Basic Differentiation
Applications of Diff
Further Differentiation
Rates of Change
Learning Outcomes

  • Know how to relate distance, velocity and acceleration through differentiation

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  • Find the stationary points of more complicated functions

Basic Integration
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Applications of Int
Further Integration
Engineering Applications

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