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@@OGCBxGrubcan still be used in cal 1. Just using applications of partials rather than implicit and tbh partials are easy to understand so I’m sure he figured out how to do all of it the cal 3 way lol
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I hope you know how happy it makes me when I search for a topic and you have covered it. Nobody explains such a complex idea in a simple manner as you do!
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He needs to do more videos on calc 3
I graduated from a 3rd world country with a super shitty education lvl. when I started pursuing my college degree in Germany I was really struggling with math (since I had no background) and this channel helped me pass all my finals, moreover now I'm able to do calc 3 with literally no mistake...
I cant express how grateful I'm
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Great video! At 3:52 dy/dt should be 15t^2.
I was looking for such a comment
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I thought I was the only one who noticed that. I thought it was just supposed to be 15^3
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Dude! You answered my prayers! I asked for this video at the beginning of the semester and you came through!!! I have donated to your patron page all semester and I can not have done any of this without you !
genuinely the best online tutor/professor. You teach math better than anyone in my humble opinion. Extra is that in this video you explain it the same way as my professor!
Thank you so much thanks to this shitty quarantine my proffesor doesn't even bother giving online lectures or any resources to help us. Just gives us HW but thanks to this, I was able to tackle the problems fairly straight forwardly
Wtf?
everyone in the comments gaining some sort of ego boost for correcting a simple math error, but we are all here watching these videos cause we are lost in the first place 😂
Yeah I agree with you... After all, everyone should know that this math teacher is only a human, who can also create mistakes.
first problem's answer should be 15t^2, not 15t^3
ikr I was so annoyed by that haha
Yeah
Nah bro he accudently wrote t^2 but it is supposed to be t^3
@@divyoroy9056 are you on pot? haha it should be 15t2
It was just a simple mistake
Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for an awesome outline and analysis of the Chain Rule with Partial Derivatives in Multivariable Calculus/Calculus Three. Problem solving is always the key to understanding all the concepts/materials in Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science and Engineering. The Chain Rule is problematic from start to finish in Calculus Three. Thanks to the great viewers for finding and correcting the small error in the beginning of this video.
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This is calculus 3
@@OGCBxGrubcan still be used in cal 1. Just using applications of partials rather than implicit and tbh partials are easy to understand so I’m sure he figured out how to do all of it the cal 3 way lol
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issue in the first problem where dy/dt of 5t^3 should be 15t^2 not 15t^3
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3:56 shouldn't the derivative of 5t^3 be 15t^2?
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Happy to see people in the comments rejoicing that they saw the mistake on their own. I did too. dy/dt = 15t^2
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thanku very much sir.just 4min.I got this topic
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15t^2 sir not 15t^3 little mistake there
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can u make a video about how to assume the value of something in word problems, for example ,the value of x.... i'm a first yr student and i don't know how to approach some word problems.... anyway, thank u for ur videos, it helps me a lot.... if I know ur name, I will give u some precious gift
Managed to understand this first time i’d seen it thanks to you!
One thing i’m unsure of though, is in the final example where you begin combining terms, (2zy^3) and (2rst) you multiply together to get (4zy^3rst), but you do not combine (3y^2z^2) with (3r^2st^2), why is this?
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Great video! Could you make a video about the second derivative of a multivariable function when you have to do the chain rule?
Great video! there is a small mistake At 3:52 should be dy/dt=15t^2.
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3:55 it is not 15t^3 but 15t^2 it is not a huge prob but just sayin, thanks for the video!
Amazing video but wouldve been nice if double derivatives were covered
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is first exercise dy/dt=15t^2 NOT 15t^3 right?