my calculus exam #1 (100% gets an In-N-Out gift card)
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- Win a $10 in-n-out giftcard if my students get 100% on my calculus exam! As a calculus teacher, I always look for ways to motivate my students. Two students got perfect 100% on their tests in calculus 1 and calculus 2 and two students were very close! So did they get a gift card too? We will go over their mistake on vertical asymptote and the integral of 1/sqrt(e^x-1). I will also go over a mistake of mine where I put two correct answers on one multiple-choice question on the definition of derivatives! By the way, for the viewers who asked, I teach at a community college here in Los Angeles and I am teaching one calc 1 class and one calc 2 class this semester.
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0:00 I just wanted to motivate my students
0:16 test result
0:41 a calc 1 student got the first question wrong and the rest was perfect
2:29 I accidentally put two correct answers on one multiple-choice question
4:27 a calc 2 student forgot the 2 when he boxed his final answer
4:52 integral of 1/sqrt(e^x-1)
7:20 my decision and plan for exam 2
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Here’s the result for exam #2 th-cam.com/video/I7wb3cWQdVc/w-d-xo.html
To the student who forgot to multiply by 2.... he should get a $5 gift card for obvious reasons
BPRP needs to see this
probably a 2 dollar gift card for the 2 lol
Did u watch around 7:22?
@@blackpenredpen Hahaha he meant that the guy forgot to x2 in his test, then you also forget to x2 to make the price 10 dollars lulululul
@@blackpenredpen look at Maverick game's comment
Stakes are high for the next test! I thought I'd seen devilish tests before but this is next level 😂
😂😂😂
Bruh I feel for that kid who got the 1st Q wrong. I’m in calc 3 now and I understood what the answer was. But looking back at it I cringe knowing I made this mistake at least once back in Calc 1.
@@bzunderdog695 who wouldn't. In class they always give u one possibility and you're probably gonna continue doing examples with those types of questions you do in class. You forget the rest 😂
Lol... What are you doing here? You follow bprp?
I really miss these exams! Good old days! :'(
two math goats
Yet AGAIN I find myself wishing I was one of your students taking your calc class… and to give that some context, the last time I studied maths was for my engineering degree in 1989 !
Thank you for refuelling my love of maths.. :-)
😊
I try to make things fun for students and for myself 😃
I also wish I was studying calc with BPRP, just that I am doing the second semester of my mechanical engineering degree
I love these videos and even it got me to pull out the pen and paper like a nerd. (finished biochemistry and pure math double major in 2014)
Never heard someone say they had a love for maths
@@abortive1581 Haha, well it’s true :-)
Honestly finding your channel has been the best discovery i’ve made so far. Keep up the hard work 💪🏽
Thank you!
blackpenredpen just made me understand all of these abstract concepts of calculus, he explains in a very detailed way
@@blackpenredpen Thank you sir! You're the best calc/math teacher in the whole youtube community, and also 100x better than every single one of the teachers that I crossed in my 3 attempts to graduate on Civil Engineering, 'cause of you, i'm finally nailing it, I can't thank you enough.
So how would you do it for exam #2:
A) answer all the questions with the expectation of missing 1 MCQ
B) purposely skip 1 MCQ and hoping the remaining questions are correct??
故意答錯5分
笑死，太邪惡了
Can you not???
Option A, definitely.
@@victorfunnyman u mean not to give an extra MCQ and just go for a perfect 100%? If so, I already did for exam 1.
Laughing my ass off at having to get exactly 100 points. That's **cruel**, but very funny. I was the sort of student who would have been infuriated by this when I was at college.
I got a raw 100 on my series test last week. Super stoked because it’s my first non curved 100 on a Calc test!!
That is awesome!
I've only gotten 100% on a couple tests in my 5+ calc courses. Usually because I miss simple nuances exactly like question 1 on your test!
Meanwhile idk if I ever will get 100% because I always study last-minute and usually forget some formulas. But I'm pretty happy with my B's and C's 😂
There is only 4 calc classes
@@Xeta_ Wrong...
derivative calculus
integral calculus
sequences and series
vector calculus
differential equations
And those are just the ones I took. I could have taken a second term of vector calculus, and a second term of differential equations, plus there were also two terms of partial differential equations that I could have taken. There's also classes about calculus proofs. I also took a calculus focused statistics class, and a three term physics series focused on using calculus. And then there's pre-calc which isn't really a calculus class but it's still related to calculus.
@@Nofxthepirate sequences and series are in integral calculus
@@Xeta_ Maybe at your school. It was a separate term at my school. What about the other 5 I mentioned...
Normally I just think: Wow. This guy is amazing. What a cool teacher!
But the last thing... That... This... This is just brutal.
I missed the last part and after seeing your comment, I went back to the video, and... I 100% agree with you. This is next level savage.
Imagine sitting in the classroom waiting for the professor and this guy walks in .
That’s how my students feel every semester.
And it'll be very cool
@@shaneliralaliag5065 I'm not in that guys class but I bet it is!!!!! Me and my classmates appreciate our math assistant who's in his 20s more than our math prof because the assistant is very funny and teaches better since he makes the class relatable! Younger teachers are always the better if they know what they're doing, because it's easier for the students and teacher to connect and relate to one another, making classes more fun in the process
I got to say that I've been watching your videos for quite a while now and I just realized in that one how much of a wholesome person you are ❤
Thanks a lot for these videos !
Keep up the good work !
You are the sole reason ive started falling in love with maths again
You're so dedicated in teaching! We need to protect bprp.
I feel the pain these students are going through. The getting the first question wrong, forgetting '2' at the end, I'VE DONE ALL OF THAT!
I'd like to give a big thanks to you BPRP! Because of your videos I was able to get through calc 1-3 with an A. Now I'm taking O.D.E eith linear Algebra and so far your vids have been a huge help for me. I just wish you would post videos on Matrices, eigenvalues and Linear Algebra in general for that matter. I just wanted to say thanks for your tutorials and videos and keep up the great work! You're really helping us out.
I’m gonna be giving my Ap calc bc test in 2 months. I love watching your videos, I find so many helpful techniques and tips; especially the questions that seem so simple like that verticale asymptote qs but it was sneaky. Keep up the great content :)
Kudos to a great instructor and competent students.
Wow such a super talented tutor! He is really a genius
Man I felt bad for that student that got a 96. That question defines a difference between a hole and a vertical asymptote from Algebra 2.
Thank you for all the videos you've done here! I've been struggling with My Analysis I exam for my physics degree so much, and our prof doesn't want to teach properly, but with your videos, especially the ones that deal with the interesting edge cases that are not really demanded in exams, helped me ironically a lot to get a better feel for all the abstract things to get more real in my head and pass the exam on the second try. And I'll get better as semesters will go on. Furthermore, your enthusiasm and your cuteness in everything you do on the whiteboard is just so motivating and awesome. Never stop, hugs from Germany
Late comment reply, but Analysis is really hard to grasp. For me, it wasn't until the end of the course when everything started to "make logical sense" so that the questions were actually simple by the end, but dauntingly impossible at the start.
@@bryantg8749 Yes, I really agree, haha!
@@zwerg8474 SImilarly, I think that throughout math you get an appreciation for calculus, algebra, geometry, with how fundamentally it is very complex, but we learn the "easy problems" during early math without regards in how their derivations came from. During my other half in my second major for biochemistry we had taken physical chemistry which is just theoretical math and physics on a logical level (thank you pure math other degree) where we spent a week and a half to derive the most basic chemical equation of PV=nRT through partial differential eqs. But for most chemistry students, it is just a plug and chug "assuming" many constants and things xD. I guess this is why we say from a top down perspective we have: math-> physics-> chemistry-> biology-> etc.
Hehe, yes that makes sence. I can very much relate with you!
This is a nice and fun incentive. I love In-and-Out!
When you like cheesecake more than your students 8:10
hi! you should try integrating x^-x from 0 to inf, one of the most intresting integrals ive seen
I love that this channel is not only supposed to teach the world, this channel is also your teaching blog
that made it feel very personal for me, somehow
You're the best math teacher I have never had.
The way this man smiled as he says "yep....yep..." all i heard was "yeah, im an evil genius."
Putting an extra credit question but forcing them to get 100% is next level lmao
😆
It would be really interesting to see the whole exams... I would like to give them a try!
Wow. So do the students try to answer them all right, assuming they messed up on one question. Or do they act confident and skip the one question they're most unsure about. Hmm.
I will leave that to them 😆
5:00 There is a faster way to solve it: Let u=e^(x/2)
The given integrand can be written as:
2u'/{u*sqrt(u^2-1)} dx
Whose integral is 2arcsec[e^(x/2)] +C
And is equivalent to your answer.
Nice!
I like this idea😆. Keeps student motivated and it seems fun.
You being my teacher is motivation enough...😃😏
Well finally someone who speaks English well enough that my brain can actually focus on learning the subject rather than having to first learn how understand his voice. Thank you!
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The only educational channel I love and enjoy watching
Thanks
4:28 What I recall my AP Calc teacher did was just to knock off a half a point if your step was correct but you dropped a sign or a constant.
That's EVIL! I love it!
I love these videos.
Just found your channel and love it! I teach highschool math in MA 👊🏻
Thanks! 😃
So essentially your making your students pick between $20 cash or 4/5 points extra credit. Seems fair.
I'd be dead if that first question was me who got it wrong and he goes on TH-cam to tell me how wrong I am
that integral is really cool
I looked at problem one and instantly knew what was wrong without looking at the answer options, I’ve made too many simple mistakes
I am 15 and i study calculus my self its amazing to understand and being able to solve those questions that firtst mistake was heartbreaking
Your channel is best for calculas students
Im am now in collage studying aerospace engineering (in spain) and i love this channel i wish i had a teacher like u in high school or college. They teach me this things in a way that makes me wanna hate them
ALRIGHT THIS GUY IS A GENIUS
Dear bprp, I managed to solve the Clac-2 task in exactly the same steps before watching it !
👍
Can you differentiate a limit? I don't know if it's possible but if it is I'd be glad if you made a video on it
im learning about the first question in alg 2 right now, we are now learning about asymptotes and inverse variants with the y = k/x and f(x) = p(x)/q(x)
That feeling is so annoying, when you answer a question that is so trivial, yet you make a small oversight causing you to get the wrong answer. 100% sure he was face palming so hard when he got the test back.
I remember when you just posed this video like when it said 2 minutes ago it already had 557 views it was insane
0:57 this student best describes me I somehow got hard questions right but easy questions wrong quite ironic I must say
For the student who forgot to put the 2, you should give him the test next class tell him that there is a mistake and he has 2-5 mins (depending on what you want) for the student to see if he can figure out what he did wrong… if he can do it give him in-n-out
ojala haber tenido un docente como tu!!!
👌👌👌 love the content man
Excellent!
Thanks!
You are cruel, and I love it lol. Exactly 100 on the test
7:57 You are cruel and I love it
Out of curiosity have you seen an increase of the class average when you motivate your students like this or has it been inconclusive?
Inconclusive unfortunately
If I start offering Lamborghinis,then we will see a drastic change 😆
@@blackpenredpen lol
@@blackpenredpen yeah. Like ngl 100% is too much for a subject such as math. Make it 90% and you'll see an increase 😂
@TechR not at all. I've like, 60 classmates I take calculus with? And they would rather stick to getting 50% just to pass than to actually study and get as much as 100$ because they don't believe it's possible for them. They have self esteem issues and don't bother trying -_-
the last bit was straight up EVIL
Wow all of my exams are free response... your students are lucky
When I saw this video become available, I thought there might have been a discussion on techniques bprp uses to bring all, or as much of the class, into an enthusiasm and understanding of the subject material. I would prefer if I can see as much of the class as possible gain understanding and grasp principles rather than reward the top achievers who would likely be the top achievers without the "bribe" anyway.
If I could indulge my initial understanding for a moment, I believe one of the best "real" motivators is for students to see the theory presented and its correlation in practice. It also helps when a student feels that the teacher is "there for them". In other words, a teacher needs to show empathy and understanding of the learning processes and be ready to step down or backwards to help reinforce points that might have not been thoroughly understood in foundation studies.
Obviously, we need students with the the motivation to learn, but wouldn't it be great for a student to be able to hold their head high with a comfortable grade even if they actually scored the lowest mark in the class! Wouldn't it be something if the class could aspire to beyond the marks necessary for a "bare pass"!
its not about the reward. by setting the rewards as gift cards for 100, the presented goal is for the kids to get 100. In actuality, the real goal is that the kids improve, and they probably will when they are all held to a high standard. I'm sure bprp rewards all students for progress in the lessons that you don't see online, which is the overwhelming majority of his teaching
The good ol' days of calc 1... Now that I just finished Differential Equations, I really miss how easy/simple this stuff was. I still hate the limit definition of derivatives though.
This guy is the demon I see in my sleep, with his Pokemon ball and math paper >.
as soon as I saw the first problem I just knew they missed the hole lol
Im almost changing my plans to be a calculus teacher
La bolita de pokemon te da el estilo man
Damn, I will start learning caculus and all that stuff from my next class and I am already scared lol.
Also, you're an amazing teacher! I know $10 isn't much, but it just shows that you actually care, and that's what matters!
Have mercy on the blunderer! I beg of you!
These unskippable adds are getting really comfortable
Solve Bourbaki's exercises on semi-groups [Vol I Ch1 Section 2], earn my immediate respect.
do all questions correctly then put blank for an MCQ
I wish you were my calculus 1 teacher, cuz I've got 100% in all the exams and tests 😅😅
Honestly, i failing calculus 1. I study my ass off on the review just for the teacher to make the question 100x the review
Imagine being that guy that got 96% am I right? :sobs:
technically, the students got 94%….
I think that is fair for the missing coefficient, -1 point!
A good grade or cheesecake...
I am going for the cheesecake 😋
U might as well set all ur mcq answers to be the password to open a txt file, inside which there are 10 more kick ass open ended calculus questions. Answer to each of the questions corresponds to pin to redeem a gift card.
Bro so evil for adding a extra mcq in the papers and setting the target at 100 points sharp lol
2:35 l'hopitals rule should also work here
THAT LAST BIT WAS SO EVILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
ur a goat for this!
I would get 100/105 for sure. And make sure to provide joke answers for the questions I wasn't getting points on, just for fun. Lol
I just learned advanced calculus from this video bruh
VERY INFORMATION VIDEO!!! TANK YU!! (soryr for bad egluish)
ask him what he did wrong. if he can tell you, give him full marks, mightve just been rushing or forgot to write it down
I just took the AP calculus exam this monday, the only problem I know how to do from here is at 5:00 lol, the rest I would have got wrong
lol what a troll on exam 2
Sounds like a troll. But I call it game theory. 😆
Hello ! I’m from France and I’m wondering are your students in High School or in college/ uni ?
I’m watching this and I barely passed college algebra
The one who forgot the two should get an 100%. Think about the real world
EXACTLY 100 points?!
That is both generous and evil and the same time. What would you even call that? It's like benevolent deviousness...
Damn student who got the first question wrong I feel bad for. We learned that stuff in Geo/Trig
I commend you for giving points to students who do everything right and only miss small errors. During my engineering studies, my calculus and other freshman courses were rather strict with points and rarely gave partial credit. Although this conditions students to decrease important errors, I believe this discourages the majority of students from understanding the main concepts.
I haven't had In-And-Out in forever. I live in Michigan. My son got his first job out of college in San Francisco. I can hear him eating those burgers sometimes. He is teasing me. I was a very good math student in college. Got my degree in Chemical Engineering. I got high scores in Calculus but not usually 100%. Seems like professors always have a couple of trick questions. I did get several 100% scores in Differential Equations though.
In-n-out is definitely the best at that price range. I think you must had shake shack or 5 guys before but they are pricier. They are all very good in my opinion.
Fun fact, I never got a perfect 100% on a test in my AP calculus class bc of careless mistakes. I wrote 1/2+1/2=2 one time and I still remembered it. 😆
I am 62 y/o, so there were no AP classes at my high school. I did take a statewide test from Wisconsin. One question was something like, how many unique right triangles are there with integer sides. Unique meant the sides aren't simply multiples. I could only think of 3/4/5 but I felt there should be another one. So I answered 2. My friend answered 1. I beat him on just that question. I was top in the high school and won an award from the State for being in the 99.5% percentile. I peaked early. It was downhill after that.😀
8:11 You have to be kidding us !
The community decided that.
My advice: Take a good dose of Met* or devil's lettuce and see the difference. Calculus performance >>>>>>>>>>>
I solve ton of complicated integrations to refresh my mind and this helps.
The student who forgot to multiply by 2 should get 100% still, he knew what he had to do just forogt to do it