So, does Higher Scottish maths imply a knowledge of derivatives? Because this would be pretty easy with derivatives, but maybe a little trickier without.
They say it's equivalent to English A-level, so yes, it implies knowledge of derivatives. I ask this question of my first semester calculus students at LSU, which corresponds more-or-less to A-levels. Next time it's going to be an alligator and Boudreaux.
Also, can you understand the Scottish teacher in the video, explaining the answer?
Wait, I thought this was my day off.
So, does Higher Scottish maths imply a knowledge of derivatives? Because this would be pretty easy with derivatives, but maybe a little trickier without.
They say it's equivalent to English A-level, so yes, it implies knowledge of derivatives. I ask this question of my first semester calculus students at LSU, which corresponds more-or-less to A-levels. Next time it's going to be an alligator and Boudreaux.