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anyone familiar with the chain rule?
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yep
think of it more like a box of gears really. if 4 gears are meshed together, and you turn the first one of them, the others turn based on their relation to the first
dy dy dc dr dk -- = -- -- -- -- is the chain rule dx dc dr dk dx
y is affected by x; is x works its way thru "k", "r" ,and "c".
using an example: g(x)=1/ 1+x^2
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lets say u = 1+x^2; du = 2x the g(u) = 1/u; g'(u) = -1/u^2 *du: -1/u^2 * 2x -2x ---------- = g'(x) (1+x^2)^2
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