Geometry of Functions Series

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Lesson Summary: 
A series of lessons detailing the geometry of functions. We discuss extreme values, mean values, maximums, minimums, critical points, concavity and inflection points.

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The Geometry of Functions series is a set of lessons designed to teach the important features of functions. These lessons includes extreme values, mean values, maximums, minimums, critical points, concavity and inflection points. We recommend going through these lessons in order. Here is the series:

  1. Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  2. The Extreme-Value Theorem
  3. The Mean-Value Theorem
  4. Using Derivatives To Identify Increasing and Decreasing Functions
  5. Maximum and Minimum
  6. Critical Points
  7. The First Derivative Test
  8. The Second Derivative Test
  9. Concavity
  10. Inflection Points