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Friday Math Movie - I Will Derive

By Murray Bourne, 18 Jul 2008

This is fun but will probably only make sense if you have studied differentiation already.

The out-of-tune piano in the opening and the mournful singing add to the wacky and nerdy atmosphere.

Thanks to Maria at HomeschoolMath for the link.

See the 1 Comment below.

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One Comment on “Friday Math Movie - I Will Derive”

  1. George Soilis says:
    7 Dec 2015 at 5:24 am [Comment permalink]

    nice one nerds!!):)

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