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Chain rule on three functions
Description
Exercise Name:	Chain rule on three functions
Math Missions:	Differential calculus Math Mission, Integral calculus Math Mission
Types of Problems:	3

The Chain rule on three functions exercise appears under the Differential calculus Math Mission and Integral calculus Math Mission. This exercise involves finding the value of a number in the function.

Types of Problems[]

There are three types of problems in this exercise:

1. What is the value of a number in the series?: This problem provides two functions with the graphs shown below. The user is asked to find out what the value of a number in the series is.

   

2. What is the rule for the sequence?: This problem gives a function and then asks what the rule is. The user is required to find out the rule and write it below.

   

3. What is the value for a number in the function?: This problem gives a function. Then it asks for the value of a number in the function. The user is required to answer this and write it in the space below.

   

Strategies[]

1. It is important to know which part of the function is the outer function and inner function, so it can be solved easier.

Real-life Applications[]

1. Functions are everywhere. They come into banking, surveying, flight, teaching, carpentry and automobile distance/mileage calculations.
2. Computer code is entirely function-based.
3. Calculus has massive applications to physics, chemistry, biology, economics and many other fields.

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