WHY WE WANT TO STUDY DIFFERENTIATION ?

Posted by : Unknown Wednesday, 25 September 2013

Differentiation is something that deals with rate at which something changes.

For example,

-In the field of aeronautics it is used for measurement of rate of change of missile speed

- In chemistry it is used to find rate of reactions.

- In graph to find maximum and minimum point.

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