If you know how to work your way around derivatives, well good for you, but could you tell what use they have in your everyday life? This is somehow an interesting question, don't you think? So if you are up to the challenge complete our small and easy quiz, now!
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Newton
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When earthquakes occur.
When calculating the rate of heat flow.
To study a volcano
To study the change in seasons.
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To measure the variation in profit.
To measure wealth
To check inventory
To check cash flows
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A negative option
The middle point
A maximal value
A positive value
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The clutch
The odometer and the speedometer
The Steering wheel and the wheels
The Breaks and the lever
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A knife.
A sword.
A radar gun
A regular gun.
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It's to get a sequence of solutions that are getting very close to f(x).
It's to get a sequence of numbers that are getting very close to the actual solution.
It's to get a sequence of numbers that are getting very close to x.
It's to get a sequence of numbers that are getting very close to d/dx.
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With the help of a graph
With the use of an excel graph.
By measuring the variations of given data.
By measuring fluctuations over a certain point in time.
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In census
During election
When voting a budget
During a crisis
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