BCA Nepal | Mathematics-II | Exercise 2.2 Part-2 | Derivative of Algebraic Functions | #bca #maths

📘 BCA Nepal | Mathematics-II | 2nd Semester Welcome to Exercise 2.2 Part-2 from Unit 2: Derivatives. In this video, we solve the remaining questions of Exercise 2.2 based on Derivative of Algebraic Functions. Every problem is explained in a simple and exam-oriented manner using important differentiation rules and techniques. This lecture is highly useful for BCA students preparing for semester examinations, assignments, class tests, and concept revision. 📌 Topics Covered: • Derivative of Algebraic Functions • Power Rule (xⁿ) • Constant Rule • Sum Rule [u + v] • Difference Rule [u − v] • Product Rule [u × v] • Quotient Rule [u/v] • Chain Rule • Parametric Differentiation • Derivatives Involving Square Roots • Rationalization Techniques • Step-by-Step Solutions • Exam-Oriented Questions 📌 Important Formulas Used d/dx (xⁿ) = nxⁿ⁻¹ d/dx (c) = 0 d/dx [u + v] = du/dx + dv/dx d/dx [u − v] = du/dx − dv/dx d/dx [uv] = u(dv/dx) + v(du/dx) d/dx [u/v] = (v·du/dx − u·dv/dx)/v² d/dx [f(g(x))] = f'(g(x)) · g'(x) For Parametric Equations: dy/dx = (dy/dt)/(dx/dt) 🎯 Useful For: • BCA 2nd Semester Students • TU Examination Preparation • Assignment and Class Test Preparation • Mathematics-II Revision • Concept Building in Derivatives 📚 Subject: Mathematics-II 🎓 Program: BCA 🏫 University: Tribhuvan University (TU) ⚠️ Copyright Notice This educational content is created and published by BCA Nepal. All notes, explanations, solutions, video lectures, thumbnails, and educational materials are the intellectual property of BCA Nepal. Re-uploading, reproducing, redistributing, modifying, or using this content without permission is strictly prohibited. Any unauthorized use of this content may result in copyright action. © BCA Nepal. All Rights Reserved. #BCANepal #MathII #Exercise22 #Derivatives #Calculus #DerivativeOfAlgebraicFunctions #BCA2ndSemester #TribhuvanUniversity #MathematicsII #TUExam #BCA #Differentiation #ChainRule #ProductRule #QuotientRule #ParametricDifferentiation