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This video continues to look at Differentiation for the Specialist Mathematics course for VCE Units 3 and 4 here in Australia. However, this content is great for all students following a Mathematics course. I take a look at how you can differentiate functions with respect to y rather than respect to x. I explain why you need to do this (as it's going to come in handy in a later video!) and show some examples of how to do it. I also show where you need to be careful. The theory is explained in an easy to understand way too!
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