# Category Archives for "Calculus"

## The Ultimate Guide to Logarithm: Basic Theory Commonly Missed in High School Which Turns a Log Noob into a Log Whiz

For the very vast majority of humans on earth, there is a topic found in the good old math textbooks that many of us still even dread contemplating about, as it seems to mess with our brain in a rather particular way.  The name? $\displaystyle \text{Logarithmus}$ — or Logarithm in English to be sure! As terrible-sounding as it […]

## Integration Technique Series — How to Make Use of the Overshooting Method and Integrate with Ease

Hey! Greeting from a bunch of post-April-Fool bunnies who never managed to get their modules published on time — because they were simply too busy eating Easter eggs and shooting for the moon.  🙂 Moving onto a more serious topic though, if you’re currently into (or have been into) this thing called integral calculus, you might know from first-hand […]

## Derivative of Inverse Functions (a.k.a, How to Create Your Own Table of Derivatives)

Quick question. Are you currently (or have been) a student of differential calculus (a.k.a., Calculus I)? If so, maybe you can guess what is on that (potentially-cryptic) graph above? What. Inverse functions of course! Just look at that beautiful shape and how well they correspond with each other! (OK. Bonus point: can you guess which […]

## Derivative of x^x, x^x^x, and a Venture Into Tetration and Hyper-Exponentiation

Hiya! Happy 2016 everyone! 2015 has been a very productive year for us (perhaps a bit on the higher end), but we know for one that this year is off to a great start! As you can see here, our site has gone through some kind of extreme makeover — just so that we can […]