applications differential equations

Differentiation is the process by which the unspecialised embryonic cells change in structure and function during development and growth of an organism to form specialised cell types, tissues, and organs, distinct from one another. Differentiation makes cells of the same g..

Introduction to Differentiation - After having studied functions, limits and continuity in the previous chapter, we shall further divide the class of continuous functions into two sub classes, derivable and non-derivable.After having studied functions, limits and continuity in the previou..

Differentiation of certain functions seem to be very difficult, but by suitably substituting the independent variable with some trigonometric function or other functions, they can be differentiated easily. If f(x) involves inverse trigonometric functions of algebraic..

After having studied functions, limits and continuity in the previous chapter, we shall further divide the class of continuous functions into two sub classes, derivable and non-derivable.After having studied functions, limits and continuity in the previous chapter, we shall further divide the class..

Generally, in the body of multicellular animals, we can recognize three types of cells: Undifferentiated cells Differentiated cells and Dedifferentiated cel..

Differentiation by Substitution - Differentiation of certain functions seem to be very difficult, but by suitably substituting the independent variable with some trigonometric function or other functions, they can be differentiated easily.Differentiation of c..

Approximations by Differentials - Let y = f (x) be a differentiable function of x, errors in x and y are denoted by d x and d y, we have \ Error in y = f ' (x) d ..

Let y = f (x). The derivative of f at x is denoted by f '(x). Finding the derivative of a function using the above definition is called differentiation from first principle..

Summary Differentiation - A function f(x) is said to be derivable at a point x = a if A function f(x) is said to be derivable at a point x = a if Left hand derivative Lf '(a) Right hand derivative Rf '(..

A function f(x) is said to be derivable at a point x = a if A function f(x) is said to be derivable at a point x = a if Left hand derivative Lf '(a) Right hand derivative Rf '(a) f ' (a) exists at x = a iff Lf ' (a) = Rf ' (a)..