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  1. Leibniz presents monads as simple substances. Monads are infinite in number, unextended, and windowless, and each mirrors the
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  2. Those of us who love math certainly know two basic facts about Mr. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz:(1) He and Newton (our calculus
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  3. Many people show their feelings with presents? What is the simple subject of the sentence? Presents?
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  4. Use Leibniz's rule to find dy/dx.**Leibniz's rule: If g(x) and h(x) are differentiable functions and f(u) is continuous for u
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  5. Lana elf measured the width of 9 Christmas presents. The total width of all the presents was 135 inches. If the presents were
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  6. If I put 4 of the 10 presents under the Christmas tree, how many combinations of presents can be picked, where 2 of the presents
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  7. If y = y(x), write y’ in Leibniz notation.
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  8. can anybody explain me what the Leibniz Integral Rule is?
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  9. Use the Chain Rule, in Leibniz notation, to find dy/dx at the indicated value of x. y=u(u^2+3)^3, u=(x+3)^2, x=-2
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  10. use the chain rule, in leibniz notation, to find dy/dx at the indicated value of x.y = u^3 - 2(u - 3)^4, u = x + x^1/3, x = 1
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