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74 lines
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\begin{song}[remember-chords=false]{title={Calculus Rhapsody}, music={Queen}, lyrics={Phil Kirk \& Mike Gospel}}
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^{G7}Is this x defined? ^{C7}Is f ^*{Gm7}con ^*{C7}ti ^*{Gm7}nu ^{C7}ous? \\
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^{F7}How do you ^{Cm7}find ^{F7}out? You can ^{B}use the ^*{Cm7} li^{B}mit ^*{F7} pro^{B}cess. \\
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^{Gm7}Approach from both sides, The ^{B7}left and the right and ^{Eb}meet. \\
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^{Cm7}Im a just a limit, ^{F7}defined analytically. Functions \\
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^*{H}continu ^{B}ous, ^{A}Theres no ^{B}holes, ^{H}No sharp ^{B}points, ^{A}Or asymp^{B}totes. \\
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^{Eb}Any way this ^{B}graph goes. ^{C#dim7}It is diffe^{F7}rentiable for me for ^{B}me.
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\end{verse}
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\begin{verse}
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^{B}All year, in ^{Gm}Calculus Weve ^{Cm}learned so many things \\
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About which ^{Cm7}we are going to ^{F7}sing \\
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^{B}We can find derivatives And ^{Gm}integrals \\
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And ^{Cm}the area en^{Eb}closed bet^{Eb}ween ^{Am7}two curves.
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\end{verse}
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\begin{verse}
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^{Eb}Y prime ^{H}oooh^{Cm}\_\_\_ Is the ^{Fm}derivative ^{E5+}of ^{Ab}y \\
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Y ^{B7}equals x to the n, dy/^{Eb}dx \\
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^{B}Equals ^{Cm}n times ^{Abm}x To the ^{Eb}n-1. \\
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\end{verse}
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\begin{verse}
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Other applications Of derivatives apply \\
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If y is divided or multiplied \\
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You use the quotient And product rules \\
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And dont you forget To do the dance \\
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Also oooh (dont forget the chain rule) \\
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Before you are done, \\
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You gotta remember to multiply by the chain \\
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\end{verse}
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(Instrumental solo)
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\begin{verse}
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I need to find the area under a curve \\
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Integrate! Integrate! You can use the integration \\
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Raise exponent by one multiply the reciprocal \\
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Plus a constant Plus a constant \\
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Add a constant Add a constant \\
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Add a constant labeled C \\
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(Labeled C-ee-ee-ee-ee) \\
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Im just a constant \\
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Nobody loves me. \\
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Hes just a constant \\
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Might as well just call it C \\
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Never forget to add the constant C \\
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Can you find the area between f and g \\
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In-te-grate f and then integrate g \\
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(then subtract) \\
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To revolve around the y-axis \\
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(integrate) \\
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outer radius squared minus inner radius squared \\
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(multiplied) \\
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multiplied by pi \\
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(multiply) \\
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Multiply the integral by pi! \\
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Pi tastes real good with whipped cream! \\
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Mama-Mia, Mama-Mia \\
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Mama-Mia let me go. \\
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Pre-calculus did not help me to prepare for Calculus, for Calculus, help me! \\
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\end{verse}
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(Interlude)
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So you think you can find out the limit of y? \\
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So you think youll find zero and have it defined \\
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Oh baby cant define that point baby \\
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Its undefined Goes to positive and negative infinity \\
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Oooh. Oooh yeah, oooh yeah. Differentiation \\
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Anyone can see Any mere equation \\
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It is differentiable for me. \\
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(Any way this graph goes) \\
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\end{verse}
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\end{song} |