There has been a longstanding discussion about whether new derivative markets, which provide such financial hedging, tend to increase preexisting financial markets volatility.

so we're hedging our bets here.

Investors, of course, are hedging their bets.

There has been a longstanding discussion about whether new derivative markets, which provide such financial hedging, tend to increase preexisting financial markets volatility. The consensus is that they do not.

Right, so anyway ... so we're hedging our bets here.

Capitalist institutions include risk management schemes that provide insurance, hedging, and diversification.

They thus provide an important instrument for hedging price risks in commodity markets.

So, we get 4i plus... and then the derivative the second derivative, or the second derivative of y with respect to t is just the derivative of the first derivative.

So our second derivative is the derivative of this.

Well, the highest derivative here is the second derivative.

1st derivative

2nd derivative

The Derivative.

Derivative of this is equal to the derivative of this.

You could take the derivative, and the derivative is continuous.

And this, of course, is just going to be equal to the derivative of x of the derivative of x the second derivative of x(t) is just the derivative of the first derivative.

Nevertheless, the West appears to be hedging its bets by sustaining contacts with the opposition.

But, while such hedging is natural in world politics, modesty is important for both sides.

Well, the second derivative is just the slope of the derivative.

These investors can, in turn, be encouraged when financial hedging devices and financial diversification protect them.

But it would be a mistake to focus only on the hedging part of American strategy.

So the derivative of the numerator is the derivative of 4x squared is 8x minus 5 over the derivative of the denominator is, well, derivative of 1 is 0.

Show first derivative

Show 1st derivative

Show second derivative

Show 2nd derivative

Derivative chain rule.

Derivative equals 0.

That's the derivative.

The second derivative.

Or the derivative.

1st derivative r.

This is the anti derivative and this is also the anti derivative.

Take the derivative operator because we're taking the derivative with respect to x.

Well, you could view it as the derivative of the first derivative, right?

I'll write the derivative operator, the derivative oh y with respect to x.

Let's take the derivative of that, put it over the derivative of that.

Or the second derivative.

What's the second derivative?

So what's it's derivative?

lot of derivative problems.

2nd derivative r squared.

Well what's the derivative?

So this is derivative.

They're the points where either the derivative is 0, or the derivative doesn't exist.