use calculus to approximate 1.999^4 (no calculators)

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use local linear approximation, no calculator!

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use calculus, NOT calculators!!

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so you want a VERY HARD math question?!

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Approximation by Linearization

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difference between delta y and dy, calculus 1 tutorial

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Using Feynman's technique TWICE! (the integral of sin^3(x)/x^3 from 0 to inf)

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Use a linear approximation to estimate the given number

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