How to Find the Instantaneous Rate of Change of a Function Using the Power Rule - First Derivative
The Organic Chemistry Tutor · Science & Maths · 6 min · 98 thousand views · published 2026-01-30
This calculus video tutorial explains how to find the instantaneous rate of change of function by finding the first derivative using the pow instantaneous rate of change power rule first derivative
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