It sucks that after every Trigonometry class session I have to come home and watch videos to actually learn the material; but, you, my friend, explain math very well. So well that I understand the material immediately. Thank you for your videos!
hes not saving lives, but just exposing how unproductive most profs are. They waste the time of the students, and then wonder why the test grades are so low.
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I️ was struggling with a trig unit in precalc and couldn’t get much help from my teacher and your videos totally helped me through it- thank you! Because of two of your videos I️ aced the test with a 98!
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for the problem around 15:30, I divided by sintheta like he did, but instead of playing around with tangents, I multiplied the left side by r/r which was a lot less messy for me
Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for showing How to convert Polar Equations to Rectangular Equations and vice versa in Calculus Two. All Calculus Two students should be familiar with this material from Precalculus Mathematics and Trigonometry. This is an error free video/lecture on TH-cam TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
damn it, I studied for the test but forgot to go over these polar coordinates, surprisingly the majority of the test was these even though we just went over polar coordinates the day before. thx you good sir for the help, i probably rushed but thx to you i did pass with an average.
Instead i multiplied both sides by r getting r²=5rcosx/sin² then r²=5x/sin ²x then i multiplied both sides by sin ²x r²sin²x=5x then its easy to see that r²sin²x=(rsinx)²=y²
Can you add a video to explain how to solve the 3-5 trick questions that now seem to be a standard part of every test? Or is it as I'm thinking: there's no way in hell to solve a trick question. Thx!
why does everyone do the easy nice round number in the examples? I'm stuck because I have r^2= 19cos theta.... my answer is (x^2-19x+y^2)r = 0 but is that even right?
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It sucks that after every Trigonometry class session I have to come home and watch videos to actually learn the material; but, you, my friend, explain math very well. So well that I understand the material immediately. Thank you for your videos!
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I like how this shit is way more effective than my prof yapping for an hour
hes not saving lives, but just exposing how unproductive most profs are. They waste the time of the students, and then wonder why the test grades are so low.
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OH MY GOODNESS, The Organic Chemistry Tutor!! You are AMAZING! Who on earth is that masked man!! You have helped me so much through trig - precalc - calc I and calc II
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you to the 100 Thousandth Power!!
Why not one millionth power?
He’s a mexican dude
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Watching this on 2 times speed right before my precalc quiz 💀
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I️ was struggling with a trig unit in precalc and couldn’t get much help from my teacher and your videos totally helped me through it- thank you! Because of two of your videos I️ aced the test with a 98!
We've been going over this for the past week and a half in my precal class and I haven't been able to understand anything until now thanks to this video !!! THANK YOU!
For real, my professor only knows how to solve problems for himself, he doesn't know what means teaching
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Don't compare people though or say someone is better than another, many people prefer him, i like both of them, you can say instead "I can understand you better"
i starting learning from u since highschool didnt think i would use u for university though still using u in univetsity
for the problem around 15:30, I divided by sintheta like he did, but instead of playing around with tangents, I multiplied the left side by r/r which was a lot less messy for me
Wow helping me not only with chem and physics, but precalc too
Final trig exam in 2.5 hours. Wasn’t totally feeling I grasped it yet. Thank you!
Did you get an A?
You are the GOAT for both my Chem and Trig classes! Thank you yet again good sir.
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the problem around 15:00 can also done by dividing R by sin^2
R sin^2 = 5 cos
multiply both sides by R
R^2 sin^2 = R 5cos
Rsin * Rsin = R5cos
y^2 = x
Steve mamo its 5x instead of x .. but yeah i think it can work that way also 👏 .. good job 👌👍
That’s the way I thought of too
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Thank you! This is the best explanation of polar equations yet that I've encountered.
Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for showing How to convert Polar Equations to Rectangular Equations and vice versa in Calculus Two. All Calculus Two students should be familiar with this material from Precalculus Mathematics and Trigonometry. This is an error free video/lecture on TH-cam TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
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killed it! writing an exam in two days and I feel good about polar equations now.
damn it, I studied for the test but forgot to go over these polar coordinates, surprisingly the majority of the test was these even though we just went over polar coordinates the day before. thx you good sir for the help, i probably rushed but thx to you i did pass with an average.
13:02 Why R^2 [sinx*cosx] = RsinxRcox instead R^2sinxR^2cosx? Help!
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2:11 I love how this dude always says "UNPAUSE the video" instead of saying "continue the video or play the video"
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this one was actually so fun to do along with the video.
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Please upload a video explaining partial derivatives for calculus. Thank you!!
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If z=cosθ+isinθ and w=sinα+icosα. Express Z x W in the form p+qi, where p, q∈R. Hence find the maximum value of p^2+q^2
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8:26 can we multiply both sides by sin?
At 9:13 couldn't you just divide by sintheta and then swap it for csc and have 1/y=3 so y=1/3?
Nobody on TH-cam makes better videos.
thank you!!! i was even able to find quicker ways of solving them half way through
Instead i multiplied both sides by r getting r²=5rcosx/sin² then r²=5x/sin ²x then i multiplied both sides by sin ²x r²sin²x=5x then its easy to see that r²sin²x=(rsinx)²=y²
Wouldnt the R^2 ( sin0 cos0) = sinr^20 cosr^20 and not rsin0 rcos0
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Saved my ass for polar test. big thanks
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just did
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6:44 (bookmark for self)
For anyone looking for a recap of this video. He is basically talking about Pythagoreans theorem. Saved you 18 minutes of your life.
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Thank you, as always.
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Can you add a video to explain how to solve the 3-5 trick questions that now seem to be a standard part of every test? Or is it as I'm thinking: there's no way in hell to solve a trick question. Thx!
Very helpful
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why does everyone do the easy nice round number in the examples? I'm stuck because I have r^2= 19cos theta.... my answer is (x^2-19x+y^2)r = 0 but is that even right?
You can’t have r in a rectangular equation
0:42 timestamp so i can have the formulas
thank you
how to find rectangular coordinates in polar equations
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Why have you multiplied R^3 in last problem?? help me i don't understand
thank you for making this ridiculous shit somewhat easier to swallow
You could you x/y and cotangent for pi/2
Why for the last problem did they multiply by r^3?
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how to find rectangular using polar equations
final in 5 hours an i havent slept but we ball
R=5+cos³theta
Please solve
How do I deal with this problem
3(cos 135 + isin 135)
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Why my comment about polar system was deleted? It's very not nice.
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How is 'tan(pi/4)' equal to 1 because when I type it in calculator I dnt get 1 but instead 0.01370864253 please
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