Joshi, Actually we were explained in decent manner. But due to pressure, poverty, fights, worry about future, need to score more and more and more being not SC, we learnt, wrote and forgot.
J.J. Shank I can agree. As a matter of fact, 3Blue1Brown's videos helped me understand the concept of an integral better than this one, though both have really good content.
Marvellous! I've been staring at my school material for quite some time and still I can't grasp the idea of integral until I saw your video. It took me only 7 minutes and I understand much, much better. Thank you so much for your work!
This video just blew me away! I've tried to grasp the concept behind integrals for 2 months, and this is the first video i came across that really cleared my mind
Your explanation is on god level, I had to watch this video twice, but only because English is not my native language, and even then I understood better here than in my school.
Teachers have months to explain this and can't get it right, 3B1B has an amazing series about the topic, but it's still kinda long. This is the clearest explanation of calculus I've ever seen!
I skipped like 60% of my calc classes this semester and my final is on monday...Thank you so much. This channel, or at least this video, is masterfully put together and is helping my wirey nerves calm.
This is the best explanation I've ever seen. It is so good that I'd rather watch this video in english than come up with explanations in my own language (spanish).
Im a sophmore at high school and havent learned this in school yet,its a complicated concept but this is the best youtube video I have seen explaining it by far
im in year 8, im actually very glad to see people understand this, for me it was getting weird at 2:53 but hes explaining very nicely, i will surely need him when im older, thank you very much:)
this is knowledge,such clarity and professionalism.i don't think it's possible to elaborate this subject any better .thank you and i wish the best of luck from turkey
Thank you so much! I have learned how to work these problems, but the teaching presented here brings it into clear focus. I now understand what I am doing in Calculus II.
many explanations seem better from a 2nd source mostly because you already have a foundation of the material and a second teaching seems to fill in some areas you may have been weak on or confirm existing knowledge.
Nice! When I read books about this subject I never understand it, but when I see this video, I know what it means. It helps a lot, thanks for the effort! Keep up the good work mate!
I hate how following the curriculum causes me to only be able scrape by with surface level knowledge and memorized formulas. I literally did not know what a riemann sum really is or what it means, but now I do and it was all explained to me in minutes You are awesome.
Professor, you are simply awesome. I never got a session like this before. I wish you were my professor. Just 26 letters cannot define your beautiful effort to bring this video out before us. I am sad that this video has less number of views. But I now take the charge to promote your channel. Thank you so much for everything. You have been doing a great job. May the supreme lord bless you. Also, I request you to upload your videos on Linear Algebra. We cannot visualize anything in Linear algebra. 👍👍👍👍
Okay, but that was too big of a jump from sum of infinite rectangles beneath a curve to integrals. Why do integrals give out the area? How was it defined? Why is it the inverse of the derivative? The inverse of the function that gives out the slope, gives out the area under it. WHY?
Bryan Keller when I was in high school I was thinking exactly the same. So the answer is as follows. You define two functions, f(x) and A(x). f(x) is a curve and A(x) is the area under f(x). Then you take the derivative of F(x) using the limit definition of the derivative. The answer that comes out of that is f(x). So this means that the derivative of a function A(x), which describes the area under the curve f(x), is f(x). This implies that the opposite operation of a derivative gives the area under a curve.
I from Russia. It's a pity that on Russian TH-cam no videos about calculus like that. I was trying to find really good video about integrals, and I find this! In spite of this is english-speaking video, with some google translator, I in 7th form understood all. Thank You very much, I already subscribed, and liked video. P.S. Sorry for the mistakes in text
I am in 3 grade in middle school and after practicing and playing around with this (obviously using this explanation), I can actually use calculus quite comfortably. thanks man!
for the first 3 or 4 seconds of the video the voice of the presentator was ho my god so boring I was about to watch an other video but I was distracted by something and did not clicked away fast enough ... now at almost the end of the vieo I feel like his voice is so calming and clear and easy to listen to that I subscribed to the channel :-)
People who studied this in college commonly refers to integrals like some stuff from common sense knowledge.Which is NOT. This kind of behavior is really a pain in the ass. Thanks for clearing things up!
I mean, to a certain extent, it is. You can't expect people to dumb everything down for you, especially when math is the subject -- in which things are usually taught in a bottom-up way
I was bored of studying integrals without knowing what they used for -_- and that feels boring...now this explanation makes me think integrals are very useful in real life. Thanks !
It represents the width of the rectangle. For example, the width of the second rectangle is X2 - X1. This can be re-written as X2 - Xsub(2-1) since Xsub(2-1) is just X1.
I remember my Mathematics Professor talking about graphing lines in College Algebra and all of a sudden stopped and asked "is it possible to find the area of this function?" We were all dumbfounded and answered no as Algebra students at my university probably only did some geometry prior to the class and thought this squiggly line is not a shape, therefore not containing a formula to use to solve. Here I am a year later showing people how to calculate the area using integrals.
But how the area under curve is linked to increment the power then divide bla bla, and height if the rectangles are not fixed as the curve goes up down
Going through calc 2 was such a dread because it was like drinking out of a fire hydrant. When you actually take time and look over this stuff again its quite fascinating
Educators HATE him! Man explains half of calculus in
Funny you think this is half of calculus
Like his demeanor?... you'd really appreciate this guy, i suspicion he is the same teacher. th-cam.com/video/URC125wpMS4/w-d-xo.html -42419
@Z M This is why people hate learning. Shut the hell up and let people enjoy learning something.
Riemann sums/integration is one of the easier chapters in Calc AB.
I suggest you to watch the videos of basis of calculus in Don't Memorie youtube channel it explain a lot
If these integrals were explained like this to us in schools, we would have learnt mathematics as a philosophy. Excellent explanation. Thanks.
Many thanks for your comments. Very kind.
Joshi,
Actually we were explained in decent manner. But due to pressure, poverty, fights, worry about future, need to score more and more and more being not SC, we learnt, wrote and forgot.
Akshat Joshi So true! I feel like my school life was just a waste of time.😑
+tanzeela mariam same
Why wasn't this explained to you in school? This is standard way of teaching integrals found in most textbooks.
This is as clear an explanation as it gets.
Redshift Thanks!
Please google cubic Bézier curves and CAD programs.
Indeed, but I am still having headaches trying to make sense out of it...
I believe 3blue1brown's video series is even more cohesive.
J.J. Shank
I can agree. As a matter of fact, 3Blue1Brown's videos helped me understand the concept of an integral better than this one, though both have really good content.
This video is too much for TH-cam. Some people teach these things $80 per hour
Believe you me, +Burak Kerten!! Those people are really STEALING the money if they charge THAT much!!!
Kerten ne demek ya kertenkelenin kısaltılmışı mı :D
Dude, who do you know who charges $80 an hour to teach this? Or ar you just making stuff up?
Then this video is worth $10.86!
we learnt integration and our teacher did not tell about this at all
I watch A LOT of math videos on youtube and this is really some of the best material I've seen.
John Nettles Thank you!
India
3blue1brown
Wow, I'm honestly blown away I've been trying to get a more satisfying understanding of integration... and this is it
Brilliant. The way you approach the concepts without throwing symbols at our face but still being clear and treating the viewers as not dumb.
10/10
Getting straight to the point! I love it! Definitely need more views.
Samii G Glad you liked it.
This is the best, most concise explanation I’ve ever seen on integrals. Bless your soul for sharing this for free.
This is one of the best videos explaining math I've ever seen. Please don't ever stop producing these. You're a god send.
how the hell did this guy breakdown the fundamentals of integration so elegantly,simply and beautifully ???
this video has made calculus so easy, i would recommend anyone who has an issue with calculus to this video
This might be the clearest scholar video I have ever seen in my entire life. Thank you so much for your great work.
Amazing ! So well explained that it feels like you wrote this in my brain directly without going through my eyes/ears. Thank you so much !!
Thanks. Glad you found it helpful.
Fantastic! Thanks for the comment.
this made it so clear what integrals stand for. Thank you!
Mirei a You're welcome. And thank you for the feedback.
Marvellous! I've been staring at my school material for quite some time and still I can't grasp the idea of integral until I saw your video. It took me only 7 minutes and I understand much, much better. Thank you so much for your work!
This video just blew me away! I've tried to grasp the concept behind integrals for 2 months, and this is the first video i came across that really cleared my mind
This video was worth half of my college semester. Thank you so much for the great explanation! Please make more videos on this topic!😃
Oh my God this is such a W video. This is basically half of high school math in seven minutes and I understood it really well.
wow, this is by far the simplest, and most clear explanation of integration and dx I've ever seen on TH-cam!
What an elegant description. This clears up some mysteries for this particular layman. Well done.
Guys this man needs more attention
Your explanation is on god level, I had to watch this video twice, but only because English is not my native language, and even then I understood better here than in my school.
II'm in the 8th grade and I wanted to get a little ahead of the concepts of my classes.
This video was ideal for understanding the integrals.
What 8th grader is doing integrals on class
Guess he wants to be a mathematician@@yaboyyoob7531
Teachers have months to explain this and can't get it right, 3B1B has an amazing series about the topic, but it's still kinda long. This is the clearest explanation of calculus I've ever seen!
Im genuinely about to tear up because of how beautiful this is. The concept is so simple yet so genius. Math is beautiful.
I still hate tests though.
20 years after my math exam you came along and explained this! Finally! Thanks!
This 7 minute video masterfully summed up 2 hours of university lecture. Beautiful
I skipped like 60% of my calc classes this semester and my final is on monday...Thank you so much. This channel, or at least this video, is masterfully put together and is helping my wirey nerves calm.
Finally someone....where were you all these years... By the way you could help lot of young people out there. Do More.
good way to learn math and english: thank you so much!
Thanks for the comment, and I'm glad the video was helpful.
I love you man! great video keep going
Very useful, visualizing math dinamically makes the concepts more easy to learn.
Thank you!
This is the best explanation I've ever seen. It is so good that I'd rather watch this video in english than come up with explanations in my own language (spanish).
Im a sophmore at high school and havent learned this in school yet,its a complicated concept but this is the best youtube video I have seen explaining it by far
im in year 8, im actually very glad to see people understand this, for me it was getting weird at 2:53 but hes explaining very nicely, i will surely need him when im older, thank you very much:)
wow...going to listen to this over and over...wish my mind worked like yours...what a gift!
Beautiful, I was looking for something like that and you just did it perfect. Thank you, you have excellent videos.
+Escoba Sin Gracia Thank you.
this is knowledge,such clarity and professionalism.i don't think it's possible to elaborate this subject any better .thank you and i wish the best of luck
from turkey
Thank you so much! I have learned how to work these problems, but the teaching presented here brings it into clear focus. I now understand what I am doing in Calculus II.
you did a great job.... it remained a mystery so far for normal students like us... greatly simplified......
bruh i spend 5 weeks trying to understand what a derivative is and this man just explained an integral in 7 minutes. what am I doing with my life?
this was explained so well oh my god, I wish my teachers were this good at explaining. Great job.
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many explanations seem better from a 2nd source mostly because you already have a foundation of the material and a second teaching seems to fill in some areas you may have been weak on or confirm existing knowledge.
I have solved many "exercises", but never really understood what it was all about. Now I do. Thank you.
Nice! When I read books about this subject I never understand it, but when I see this video, I know what it means. It helps a lot,
thanks for the effort! Keep up the good work mate!
I hate how following the curriculum causes me to only be able scrape by with surface level knowledge and memorized formulas. I literally did not know what a riemann sum really is or what it means, but now I do and it was all explained to me in minutes
You are awesome.
Thanks so much! Glad you found the video helpful.
i watched more than 10 vedios on youtube about integral and this is the best i could find
Excellent explanation. Five stars for this teacher.
The method in which you explain this topic I can't ever seen before well done explanation 👍
Feels like the information is fluently uploaded right into my brain. The pacing is amazing
He reminds me of someone giving directions to the corner store...it is so easy, all you do is...lol. Love it!
Congratulations , you have a fan from Brazil !
Welcome, and thanks!
And another fan from Brazil. :)
had this video existed when i was in school, it could have changed a few things for me! great video
Professor, you are simply awesome. I never got a session like this before. I wish you were my professor.
Just 26 letters cannot define your beautiful effort to bring this video out before us. I am sad that this video has less number of views. But I now take the charge to promote your channel.
Thank you so much for everything.
You have been doing a great job.
May the supreme lord bless you.
Also, I request you to upload your videos on Linear Algebra. We cannot visualize anything in Linear algebra.
👍👍👍👍
beautiful explanation. i’ve never heard of integrals before, but now i understand their concepts rather than memorizing them.
Okay, but that was too big of a jump from sum of infinite rectangles beneath a curve to integrals. Why do integrals give out the area? How was it defined? Why is it the inverse of the derivative? The inverse of the function that gives out the slope, gives out the area under it. WHY?
Bryan Keller when I was in high school I was thinking exactly the same. So the answer is as follows. You define two functions, f(x) and A(x). f(x) is a curve and A(x) is the area under f(x). Then you take the derivative of F(x) using the limit definition of the derivative. The answer that comes out of that is f(x). So this means that the derivative of a function A(x), which describes the area under the curve f(x), is f(x). This implies that the opposite operation of a derivative gives the area under a curve.
Levon Sahakian your last two sentences make no sense. I think you thought about one thing and wrote another.
Bryan Keller no, it's correct as stated
Bryan Keller so to be more clear: A(x) gives the area under f(x). When you take the derivative of A(x) using the limit definition, you get f(x)
Levon Sahakian Oh, yeah it's correct. I think I just realized the connection.
Great effort man. You helped a lot of guys on this gig but it is impermeable to my mind.
I HATE CALCULUS!
This is marvellous since I have now understood the concept of integration
i had no idea what integral is and this video gave me information which i get instantly, thank you for great explanation!
Bro huge respect to you!
Thank you. If only my teacher had taught me like this I would've enjoyed Maths.
Man this is just next level of godly explaination
I knew nothing about this kind of math and now I understand it, all I need now is a teacher to go over it with me
This channel is TOP TIER
Best explanation I've seen so far in a video. Salute!
Ive been watching like 10 videos and i finally now understnad integrals, at least a little bit. Thank you so much
I love your video! Thank you so much, I barely know how to thank you for these simple yet genious videos!
Thanks for the comment. Very kind of you.
Oh, it's so cool explanation, very simple to understand what integrals are and how do they work under the hood. Thank you.
I from Russia. It's a pity that on Russian TH-cam no videos about calculus like that. I was trying to find really good video about integrals, and I find this! In spite of this is english-speaking video, with some google translator, I in 7th form understood all. Thank You very much, I already subscribed, and liked video.
P.S. Sorry for the mistakes in text
this is awesome and i love how you explain exactly how to build the equation based on what you're trying to do
This is the best video i have ever watched on youtube
I am in 3 grade in middle school and after practicing and playing around with this (obviously using this explanation), I can actually use calculus quite comfortably.
thanks man!
fantastic explanation :)
for the first 3 or 4 seconds of the video the voice of the presentator was ho my god so boring I was about to watch an other video but I was distracted by something and did not clicked away fast enough ... now at almost the end of the vieo I feel like his voice is so calming and clear and easy to listen to that I subscribed to the channel :-)
MIND BLOWN! BRILLIANT VIDEO.
Mathieu Riesling Thank you!
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I finally found a video that explains integrals very clearly. thanks!
Thank you, it is amazing for understanding the integral concept when you study it for the first time.
You need more views. This is a great explanation.
People who studied this in college commonly refers to integrals like some stuff from common sense knowledge.Which is NOT. This kind of behavior is really a pain in the ass. Thanks for clearing things up!
LOL, commonly? Understatement. Its ridiculous how hard it is to find a calculus tutorial that DOESNT ASSUME YOU KNOW EVERYTHING
I mean, to a certain extent, it is. You can't expect people to dumb everything down for you, especially when math is the subject -- in which things are usually taught in a bottom-up way
This explanation is so great that even though I’m 13 I can totally understand this and apply it to other stuff
th-cam.com/video/vFDMaHQ4kW8/w-d-xo.html 💐.
I was bored of studying integrals without knowing what they used for -_- and that feels boring...now this explanation makes me think integrals are very useful in real life. Thanks !
Can someone explain Why at the delta Xj the -1 is added? 3:00
It represents the width of the rectangle. For example, the width of the second rectangle is X2 - X1. This can be re-written as X2 - Xsub(2-1) since Xsub(2-1) is just X1.
@@m0onshyne970Can you help explain why did he took delta x of j?
Amazing! I've never thought integral could explained this easy! Awesome explanation!!!
Brilliant! Very well made and to the point. Thank you.
I don’t understand the concept of -1 in the second bracket of the sigma function. It may make sense in the first rectangle but what about the others?
Great work, you explained it much better than my teacher and in less time.
An excellent tutorial/visualisation accessable anytime, anywhere by anyone allowing great new potentials.
It makes me feel good to find this video recommended to me, my last search was drunkards dancing and big chested girls..
LOL
Same
I can't help but love this video. Thanks for all of your effort. I respect this; just subbed
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Very good explanation it gives me more ideas on what integration is all about. Thanks. I need more videos like this.
Well explained, organized writing and explanation. Thank you.
Thank you for covering the very basic definition of integral! I really enjoyed this video!
i learned more from this than in my integral subject. thank you!
your captain in this ship Glad you learned something and liked it.
DAYUMN......you nailed it....make more videos like this one.....
It's been a while since I finished my Engineering. Nice little throwback session.
Good explanation.
I remember my Mathematics Professor talking about graphing lines in College Algebra and all of a sudden stopped and asked "is it possible to find the area of this function?" We were all dumbfounded and answered no as Algebra students at my university probably only did some geometry prior to the class and thought this squiggly line is not a shape, therefore not containing a formula to use to solve.
Here I am a year later showing people how to calculate the area using integrals.
Thank you so much for sharing math to the world. I love math and its logic, let alone the applications for human.
th-cam.com/video/vFDMaHQ4kW8/w-d-xo.html 💐.
But how the area under curve is linked to increment the power then divide bla bla, and height if the rectangles are not fixed as the curve goes up down
Guy, you are an excellent teacher....
Going through calc 2 was such a dread because it was like drinking out of a fire hydrant. When you actually take time and look over this stuff again its quite fascinating
New subscriber.. amazingly simplified explanation. Thanks a ton!
Fantastic, clear and concise explanation.