When is the derivative of area the perimeter?
A lot of people notice that for a circle, the derivative of area is circumference. Can we make something work for other shapes? Yes! Follow me on Instagram for more content, video previews, behind-the-scenes: / epicmathtime "Fireside" Instrumental by Homage / homage253

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