Multivariable Chain Rule Proof
In this video, I provide a really intuitive proof of the chain rule in several variables, and show how the derivative of fg is just the matrix multiplication of the derivative of f times the derivative of g. Enjoy linear algebra and multivariable calculus in its pure awesomeness!
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