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What is a stationary point and how do I find where they occur and distinguish between them?

A stationary point is simply a point on a graph where the derivative=0. Ie, the rate of change of the curve at this point is 0 and therefore it is neither increasing or decreasing at this point . There are t...
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How/when should I use the product rule for differentiation?

The product rule can be used to differentiate a function that is formed of the product of two other functions; e.g f(x)=x 2 e x the product rule is as follows; if f(x) is split up into u.v (in this case u wo...
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What is the Ontological argument?

Immanuel Kant defined the Ontological argument as an a priori (knowledge that is independent of experience) argument that uses ontology to prove that God exists. It is an argument that is concerned with bein...
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How to solve a quadratic equation?

How to solve a quadratic equation? While learning mathematics, you will often meet quadratic equations. These equations serve a mathematical way to say that a certain equation, which may resemble a real-life...
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What is Gibbs Free Energy?

Gibbs free energy allows you to link together the two factors entropy and enthalpy, these factors together determine if a chemical reaction is spontaneous or not. For a reaction to be spontaneous then the ch...
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