Managerial Economics 1.1: Derivative Rules

[@johnkodhek1]

Really good introduction. Helped me understand my recent class better. Thank you from Kenya!

[@nataschalachlan]

this is so helpful! thank you!! you made it so easy to understand!

[@abby-cv4xc]

I know these rules but i dont know how to apply them to topics such as utility, mrts, cost minimization and profit maximization. are there any other videos that i can watch? thank you.

[@sebastianwaiecon]

You might want to look at my lectures on managerial economics, which cover all those topics: www.youtube.com/@sebastianwaiecon/playlists?view=50&sort=dd&shelf_id=1

[@abby-cv4xc]

@@sebastianwaiecon thank you so much, i already checked them and got an A on my final ❤️

[@TheKata27]

can you please explain the 6x squared here please 5:34 I thought it would be 6x because of the power rule

[@sebastianwaiecon]

It's from the previous line. 3x^2 * 2 = 6x^2.

[@TheKata27]

@@sebastianwaiecon thank you

[@Playlistsandallthatjazz]

Hi! This video is soooo helpful thank you so much. I just do not get Why the derivative of 2x is just 2 and not d2/dx? In minute 5:28 at rule 5. Thank you so much

[@ShreyaSingla2702]

Check rule no. 2 and you'd get it.

[@chandamusonda245]

The final answer for the 5th Rule is confusing. 2x square x 6x = 12 but why on the other side didn't you use the power rule but only multiplied 3x by 2?

[@alexrance3946]

Is there an introduction video that explains basic use of derivatives?I'm totally lost.

[@lilsassybone6745]

this is amazing, you save my ass

[@estebanpizarro9950]

Your a god, thank you