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⏲ Duration: 3 min 84 sec
✓ Published: 15-Dec-2009
✓ Published: 15-Dec-2009
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Prof Robin Johnson explains how to find the derivative of the product of a scalar and a vector, when both objects are functions of a single parameter.
Prof Robin Johnson explains how to find the derivative of the product of a scalar and a vector, when both objects are functions of a single parameter.
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