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  • It's just a limit. But we recognize that this is the derivative of some function. We compare the expression to the formula in the definitio Now, find the derivative of $x\cdot e^{x}$ with PR: above set
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  • Furthermore, the derivative is defined as a limit. Unlike the limits we saw prior to derivatives, this ...unctions differentiable at a point is differentiable at that point and its derivative is equal to the sum of their derivatives; i.e., for any two functions $f,g$
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  • ...nes on ${\mathbb R}_x$ are called ''primal chain functions''. The exterior derivative is also given: ==The derivative of a $0$-chain map is a $1$-chain map==
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  • ...-g(c_{i})$. Then, its area is $(f(c_{i})-g(c_{i})) \Delta x_2$. Hence, the total area of the rectangles is: *we represent the total quantity $Q$ as the sum of its values $Q_i$ over simpler, or smaller, regio
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  • ==The instantaneous rate of change: derivative== ...es of change and, after the limit, the two components of the vector of the derivative of the curve.
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  • ...ay the cells are attached to each other affects the matrix of the exterior derivative: ...ere we start to need geometry is when we move from the first to the second derivative.
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  • <!--150-->[[image:first derivative and Monotonicity.png| center]] ==The derivative==
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  • ==The derivative of a $0$-cochain is a $1$-cochain== Even though we are familiar with the derivative of a function as the ''rate of change'', the ''change'' will be initially o
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  • ...ay the cells are attached to each other affects the matrix of the exterior derivative: ...ere we start to need geometry is when we move from the first to the second derivative.
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  • *the derivative of a function is the ''rate of change'', while *the exterior derivative of a $0$-form is the ''change''.
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  • *the derivative of a function is the ''rate of change'', while *the exterior derivative of a $0$-form is the ''change''.
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  • <!--150-->[[image:first derivative and Monotonicity.png| center]] ==The derivative==
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  • ...le ''ordinary differential equations (ODEs)'' with respect to the exterior derivative $d$ that have explicit solutions. *the first derivative $f'$ instead of the exterior derivative, and
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  • ...e time is in the first column progressing from $0$ every $.05$. The second derivative is in the next, $0$ and $-32$, respectively. In the next column, the initia A ''pattern'' is clear: growth by $2$. We have the total of six (linear) functions!
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  • ...o each other affects the matrix of the boundary operator (and the exterior derivative): that is closed: $A_N=A_0$. The ''total curvature'' of curve $C$ is the sum of the curvatures at the vertices (exce
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  • We now combine all the tangent spaces into one total tangent space. It contains all possible directions in each location: each t The total work over a path in the complex is the ''line integral''<!--\index{line int
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  • \text{the derivative }&\text{ the integral}\quad\\ ==The total value of a function: the Riemann sum==
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  • Warning: the method fails when it reaches a point where the derivative is equal to (or even close to) $0$. The most important use of the latter notation is in the definition of the derivative:
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  • To define [[derivative]]s we need limits and for [[limits]] we need to understand better the [[top These two cases lead to the concept of [[partial derivative]]s.
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  • ...portion $h$, dependent on the presumed length of the time interval, of the total amount is shared. ...of the ODE of population growth and decay -- with respect to the exterior derivative $d_t$ over time. This time, however, for each cell there are four adjacent
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  • ...ote that the total amount of heat in the rod remains the same (seen under “total” in the spreadsheet shown above). ...ortion, $k$, dependent on the presumed length of the time interval, of the total amount is exchanged.
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  • ==The derivative of a function of several variables== '''Definition.''' The ''partial derivative of $z=f(X)=f(x_1,...,x_n)$ with respect $x_k$ at'' $X=A=(a_1,...,a_n)$ are
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  • This is a vertical flip; there are also the horizontal and diagonal flips, a total of $4$. Only these four axes allow condition (A) to be satisfied. $\square$ is the (total) ''chain map''<!--\index{chain map}--> generated by $f$.
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  • *Chapter 3. The derivative 4 The limit of the difference quotient: the derivative
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  • ...portion $h$, dependent on the presumed length of the time interval, of the total amount is exchanged. The two images below are the initial state (a single i ...of the ODE of population growth and decay -- with respect to the exterior derivative $d_t$ over time. For each cell there are four adjacent cells and four tempe
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  • Assuming a fixed mass, the total force gives us our acceleration. We to compute: What is the total flow along this “staircase”? We simply add the values located on these
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  • and its derivative equals Find the directional derivative $D_v f(1,0,1)$, where
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  • But we don't recognize $\sin (x^{2})$ as the derivative of any function we know... *the derivative of the “inside” function is present as a factor.
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  • The expression can be understood as the total flux of $a$ across a region of area $1$ on $a^\star$: ...ve” is always trivial. Instead, one can define the “Hodge-dualized” second derivative computed following these four steps:
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  • The expression can be understood as: the total flux of $a$ across a region of area $1$ on $a^\star$. ...ve” is always trivial. Instead, one can define the “Hodge-dualized” second derivative computed following these four steps:
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  • ...r pound. How much of each do you need to have $6$ pounds of blend with the total price of $\$14$? ...the Kenyan coffee and let $y$ be the weight of Colombian coffee. Then the total price of the blend is $\$ 14$. Therefore, we have a system:
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  • The ''material derivative'' is the [[rate of change]] of some physical quantity ([[heat]], or [[momen ...d the physical quantity is the temperature of the fluid. Then the material derivative describes the temperature evolution of a certain fluid parcel in time, as i
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  • *$d_t$ is the exterior derivative with respect to time (just the difference since the dimension is $1$); and *$d_x$ is the exterior derivative with respect to location.
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  • ...opulation $\Delta y$ is proportional to $y$... and $T-y$, where $T$ is the total possible population: In the meantime, the derivative, if any, would satisfy the following:
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  • ...r pound. How much of each do you need to have $6$ pounds of blend with the total price of $\$14$? ...the Kenyan coffee and let $y$ be the weight of Colombian coffee. Then the total price of the blend is $\$ 14$. Therefore, we have a system:
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  • <center>''a function on the right and its derivative is on the left''. </center> ...as differential forms. The form on the left is what we call the ''exterior derivative'' of the form on the right.
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  • ...linear map evaluated at $x-a$. This linear map $L_a$ is called the ''total derivative of $f$ at $x = a$''. Then, the total derivative
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  • We collect the tangent spaces into the (dimension $1$) ''total tangent space'' of $K$: Then $\varphi$ is a function on the total tangent space,
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  • ..., however, can take the squaring function as an input. This means that the derivative takes all the information of the squaring function—such as that two is se ...me. For example, travelling a steady 50&nbsp;mph for 3 hours results in a total distance of 150 miles. In the diagram on the left, when constant velocity
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  • *Goals: good understanding of limits, the derivative and the integral, fluent differentiation. i.e., the total score is the following weighted average of the five scores:
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  • *$J$: ''total current density'' (including both free and bound current); *$d$ and $d^*$ are the [[exterior derivative]] of the primal and the dual complex respectively (they are [[adjoint]] ope
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  • *Grade Breakdown: TOTAL = .05×A + .40×(Q + H) + .20×M + .35×F **2.1 The Derivative and the Slope of a Graph
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  • '''Theorem.''' Given a [[vector field]] $F = ( p, q )$ with continuous [[derivative]]. Then '''Theorem.''' Suppose vector field $F = ( p, q )$ has continuous derivative. Then
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  • ...differential equations (ODEs) of cochains'' with respect to their exterior derivative $d$. We choose a few simple examples that have explicit solutions. *the first derivative $f'$ instead of the exterior derivative, and
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  • ...of the ODE of population growth and decay -- with respect to the exterior derivative $d_t$ over time. For each cell there are two adjacent cells and two tempera *$d_t$ is the exterior derivative with respect to time; and
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  • How do we understand the [[derivative]] of [[functions of several variables]]? *The [[directional derivative]] $\nabla_e f(a)$ is a number for each $e$, $||e||=1$, there are infinitely
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  • *derivative, ...at any point: the slope] of the tangent line is equal to the value of the derivative of $f$ at the point.
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  • This is what we have learned about the [[derivative]]: *Geometrically, the derivative is about ''[[slope]]s''.
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  • The early calculus is about the derivative, i.e., the rate of change of a function. This doesn't seem like a part of T ==The derivative==
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  • Name:_________________________ $\qquad$ 10 problems, 100 points total ...The graph of a function $f(x)$ is given below. Estimate the values of the derivative $f'(x)$ for $x=0,4,$ and $6$. (Just the answer)
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  • We know how to compute the derivative of the product of, say, three functions. We simply apply the product rule t ...olved and each contains all three, except one of them is replaced with its derivative. Applying the rule for boundaries above will have the exact same effect. Th
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  • <center>total area of rectangles $= f(c_1) {\Delta}x + f(c_2) {\Delta}x + ... + f(c_k) {\ ...$k$ intervals. Then the volume is the sum of the volumes of the boxes, in total there are $k^n$. Integrate over $B$ to get the $( n + 1 )$-dimensional volu
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  • ...ay}{|c|}\hline \quad \text{function} \quad \longrightarrow \quad \text{its derivative}. \quad \\ \hline\end{array}$$ and the total amount becomes $\$1010$. After the second year we have the interest:
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  • *Prerequisites: excellent algebra skills, good understanding of limits, the derivative, and the integral, fluent differentiation -- [[Calculus I -- Fall 2017|Calc i.e., the total score is the following weighted average of the five scores:
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  • Note that for a constant $k$, we are dealing with the second derivative of the $0$-form $u$ with respect to space: Compare it to the second derivative of a $1$-form $U$ with respect to space:
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  • We will start our exploration with familiar idea of the [[derivative]] from [[calculus 1:_course|calculus 1]]. Consider the two notations for the [[derivative]] at $a$ of $f$:
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  • ...we acquire first the derivative $f'$ of $f$, and then we find the exterior derivative (a $1$-form) $dg$ by integrating $f'$ on the segments: '''Exercise.''' Show that, in this case, all the values of the derivative $f'$ of $f$ are the limits of sequences of values of $g_k'$, under the assu
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  • After all, the derivative of a monotonic function is either all positive or all negative. ...ch voter's rating vote into a comparison vote, then tally the votes into a total comparison vote, and then finally convert it back to a rating vote. (The la
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  • *Goals: good understanding of limits, the derivative and the integral, fluent differentiation. i.e., the total score is the following weighted average of the five scores:
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  • *Find the matrix of the total derivative of $F(x,y)=(x\sin y,x-y)$ at $(1,0).$ ...n such that the matrix of $F'(0,0)$ is the identity matrix. Find the total derivative of the vector function $H(x,y)=F(xy-1,x+y-2)$ at $(1,1)$.
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  • *Goals: good understanding of limits, the derivative and the integral, fluent differentiation *Grade Breakdown: TOTAL $= .05 \times P + .25\times (Q + H) + .20\times FP + .20\times M + .30\time
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  • *Goals: good understanding of limits, the derivative and the integral, fluent differentiation *Grade Breakdown: TOTAL $= .05 \times P + .25\times (Q + H) + .20\times FP + .20\times M + .30\time
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  • After all, the derivative of a monotonic function is either all positive or all negative. ...nt the web as a directed graph and let $E$ be the set of edges and $N$ the total number of nodes in the graph. Then the PageRank is defined by the recursive
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  • Warning: A common mistake in elementary calculus is to assume that the derivative of the product is the product of the derivatives. Don't make a similar mist ...-\index{chain groups}--> $L$ and we call, within this section, $C_k$ the ''total $k$th chain group''.
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  • ...ow of adjacent pieces cancel each other, the total of these numbers is the total amount of liquid leaving the region. ...em of Calculus]]. Thus, the divergence is simply a generalization of the [[derivative]].
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  • *Prerequisites: excellent algebra skills, good understanding of the derivative and the integral, fluent differentiation and integration. i.e., the total score is the following weighted average of the five scores:
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  • *$J$: ''total current density'' (including both free and bound current); *$d$ and $d^*$ are the [[exterior derivative]] of the primal and the dual complex respectively,
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  • ...the word comes from: this k-form is (or is not) ''exactly'' the [[exterior derivative]] of some (k-1)-form. ...for [[differential form]]s of higher degree when we deal with the exterior derivative not gradient. Why not simply call it a "1-form that isn't exact"?
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  • ...iation exercises -- use properties and the list of derivatives (7 items in total). We don't recognize $\sin (x^{2})$ as the derivative of any function we know.
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  • *Prerequisites: excellent algebra skills, good understanding of limits, the derivative, and the integral, fluent differentiation -- [[Calculus I -- Fall 2017|Calc i.e., the total score is the following weighted average of the five scores:
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  • *Prerequisites: excellent algebra skills, good understanding of limits, the derivative, and the integral, fluent differentiation -- [[Calculus I -- Fall 2017|Calc i.e., the total score is the following weighted average of the five scores:
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  • Later, we will use the derivative. Now we use the fact that this is a [[parabola]]. Later, we'll use the [[derivative]].
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  • 2. Find the matrix of the total derivative of $f(x,y)=(x\sin y,x-y)$ at $(1,0).$ 3. Suppose $f$ is a differentiable function with $f'(0)=3$. Find the derivative of $g(x,y)=f(x^2+x+y^2+y)$ at $(0,0)$.
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  • <td class="TableCell">derivative of circle graph</td> <td class="TableCell">derivative as a linear operator</td>
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  • $$\text{total flux }\approx \sum_{i=1}^n V(X(c_i))\cdot D^\perp_i.$$ ...segment from $(0,0)$ to $(1,3)$. First parametrize the curve and find its derivative:
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  • The next column contains the sum of the two, the ''total sampled energy'': Here, the value of the function and its derivative are provided for a particular value of the variable, $x=0$. These are calle
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  • ...n such that the matrix of $f'(0,0)$ is the identity matrix. Find the total derivative of the vector function $h(x,y)=f(xy-1,x+y-2)$ at $(1,1)$.
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  • $$\text{Sum of the two areas } = \text{ The total area from } a \text{ to } c$$ For the most important property see [[Derivative and integral: Fundamental Theorem of Calculus]].
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  • We can restate this in calculus terms: ''the derivative of $y$ is proportional to $y$''. Or: ...nnually, with the same APR? After $\frac{1}{2}$ year, $1000\cdot 0.05$, or total
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  • *Grade Breakdown: TOTAL $= .05 \times P + .30\times (Q + H) + .30\times P + .35\times F$ ...r [http://inperc.com/files/pva.xlsx download], some explanations are [[The derivative#A ball is thrown...|here]].
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  • 5. Find the directional derivative of the function $f(x,y)=1+2x\sqrt{y}$ at 6. Find the dimensions of a rectangular box of maximal volume such that the total surface area is equal to 64.
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  • *Prerequisites: excellent algebra skills, good understanding of limits, the derivative, and the integral, fluent differentiation -- [[Calculus 1: course|Calculus *Grade Breakdown: TOTAL = .05×A + .30×Q + .25×M + .40×F
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  • ...a [[directed graph]]. Let $E$ be the set of edges of the graph and $N$ the total number of nodes in the graph. This is the formula for the PageRank: where $d$ stands for the [[exterior derivative]].
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  • *Prerequisites: excellent algebra skills, good understanding of limits, the derivative, and the integral, fluent differentiation -- [[Calculus 1: course|Calculus *Grade Breakdown: TOTAL = .05×A + .40×(Q + H) + .20×M + .35×F
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  • ...would be as the limit of \( B - A \) approaches zero. This is called the ''derivative'' of \(AB\) and is the slope of the tangent line. We find the total area under the curve by adding the areas of all the rectangles. We can impr
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  • *Goals: good understanding of limits, the derivative and the integral, fluent differentiation *Grade Breakdown: TOTAL = .05×A + .30×Q + .25×M + .40×F
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  • ...would be as the limit of \( B - A \) approaches zero. This is called the ''derivative'' of \(AB\) and is the slope of the tangent line. We find the total area under the curve by adding the areas of all the rectangles. We can impr
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  • Name:_________________________ $\qquad$ 10 problems, 100 points total $\bullet$ '''3.''' Calculate the derivative of $f(x) = x^{\pi} + \pi^{x} + x + \pi$ indicating the rules you use.
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  • We will consider a new examples of applications of the [[derivative]] as the rate of change of a variable. However, let's recall ''the'' exampl 1 lbs/in & 2 lbs/in. What is the total mass?
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  • *Prerequisites: excellent algebra skills, good understanding of the derivative and the integral, fluent differentiation and integration -- [[Calculus I -- *Grade Breakdown: TOTAL = .05×A + .40×(Q + H) + .20×M + .35×F (see the [http://inperc.com/files
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  • It follows that the total number of $(m-1)$-faces is $2m$. Warning: A common mistake in elementary calculus is to assume that the derivative of the product is the product of the derivatives. Don't make a similar mist
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