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Friday Math Movie - Math Girl

By Murray Bourne, 07 Dec 2007

Here's an off-beat explanation of an early calculus concept, called Differentials Attract. It is from Canada's Simon Fraser University.

For some background, you can see an overview of the differential. It is a fundamental concept in calculus.

So here's Math Girl, Episode 1:

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