20:28 IMPORTANT: reason to why we write SEQUENCE as a function f(x) instead of just applying L'hopitals directly 24:34 When dealing with a seq, find its common ratio/diff before determining the value of r in r^n 34:12 Example showing how to determine (a) function is monotonic (b) has upper/lower bound. Thus, determining wether it converges or not.
Honestly, I wish you were my Calculus Professor. I have been struggling the whole of last semester taking calculus 1 and this semester taking calculus 2. But the way you teach and explain things with example makes it so much easier to understand and additionally helps me understand what is required in my homework. My learning capabilities have been enhanced by you. I am not sure if you believe in callings but I feel like you were born to do exactly this, to be an extraordinary math professor. Thank you so much. Thank you for helping me, sharing your knowledge/gift and helping us be better at Math. You are truly the best. I hope God will open the heavens for you and pour an unlimited amount of blessings upon you and your parents. (A little too dramatic, but yea. haha I hope you know how thankful and grateful I am for you Professor V! keep it coming!)
Thank you so very much for your comment and all the kind things you said--I can't express how much I appreciate it and how much it motivates me to continue. I have always enjoyed helping others learn (and hopefully eventually love) mathematics, and it is my dream to be able to help millions of students around the world with their studies. I am so glad that my videos have been helpful to you, especially during this difficult time of remote learning. I wish you lots of success in the rest of your education and career endeavors! If you have any additional requests for video topics, please let me know! I am working on expanding my library. :)
You’re welcome! I saw your comment about Calc 3 videos but can’t find it now...anyways I already have it all uploaded, here’s the playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLl-Np5U6u5E65pRRuD0mBXM4w4fenJ5gD.html
Thank you once again, Prof V. I am starting my semester now and remembered just how well you helped me in my other calculus classes, and I was just happy to see that you have videos for every topic on this module I am currently taking :)
you use the same material as my calc teacher and it is so helpful having it explained a second time at my own pace and the way you explain how the problems workout is amazing. My calc teacher always tells me to go back and look through my notes when i have questions when the problem is i dont understand the notes and i need them explained a bit simpler.
because...so that you can find the limit of the function...you divide each term by n such that you function will be ...(n(1/n+3))/n .So you cancel out the n then you remain with 1/n+3 and since the limit as n approaches infinity is zero...your limit 3...therefore cube root 2 which gives you 8
I'm sitting here wondering why I'm bothering with paying attention to my calc lecture when I end up needing to come here and watch your videos to teach it to myself
Isn't it right that you can't perform the L'hospital rule in sequence since n is defined only as a Natural number? You need to define it in the function of x which is a subset of the Real number.
Then you have come to the right place! Calculus 2 video lectures playlist is for you! Calculus 2 Video Lectures th-cam.com/play/PLl-Np5U6u5E4z9zWlaf4Redf1iOwU720M.html
20:28 IMPORTANT: reason to why we write SEQUENCE as a function f(x) instead of just applying L'hopitals directly
24:34 When dealing with a seq, find its common ratio/diff before determining the value of r in r^n
34:12 Example showing how to determine (a) function is monotonic (b) has upper/lower bound.
Thus, determining wether it converges or not.
Excellent Videos! Very clear explanations, clear handwriting, easy to follow lectures, fun and friendly professor :)
Glad you think so!
Honestly, I wish you were my Calculus Professor. I have been struggling the whole of last semester taking calculus 1 and this semester taking calculus 2. But the way you teach and explain things with example makes it so much easier to understand and additionally helps me understand what is required in my homework. My learning capabilities have been enhanced by you. I am not sure if you believe in callings but I feel like you were born to do exactly this, to be an extraordinary math professor. Thank you so much. Thank you for helping me, sharing your knowledge/gift and helping us be better at Math. You are truly the best. I hope God will open the heavens for you and pour an unlimited amount of blessings upon you and your parents. (A little too dramatic, but yea. haha I hope you know how thankful and grateful I am for you Professor V! keep it coming!)
Thank you so very much for your comment and all the kind things you said--I can't express how much I appreciate it and how much it motivates me to continue. I have always enjoyed helping others learn (and hopefully eventually love) mathematics, and it is my dream to be able to help millions of students around the world with their studies. I am so glad that my videos have been helpful to you, especially during this difficult time of remote learning. I wish you lots of success in the rest of your education and career endeavors! If you have any additional requests for video topics, please let me know! I am working on expanding my library. :)
I'm 4 minutes into this video and your already teaching me more than my professor.
Happy to help!!!! ☺️☺️🫶🏻
Excellent and useful videos!!!!!!
super easy to understand! Thank you
You’re welcome! I saw your comment about Calc 3 videos but can’t find it now...anyways I already have it all uploaded, here’s the playlist:
th-cam.com/play/PLl-Np5U6u5E65pRRuD0mBXM4w4fenJ5gD.html
thank you so much, this was so articulate and really cleared things up for me personally. I love your teaching style
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Such a great teacher I get so much help from your videos, thank you!
You're very welcome! ☺️
this is insane, keep it up
Thank you once again, Prof V. I am starting my semester now and remembered just how well you helped me in my other calculus classes, and I was just happy to see that you have videos for every topic on this module I am currently taking :)
Oh I’m so happy to hear that! If there are any topics you can’t find on my channel let me know and I can work on recording them. 👍🏻
you use the same material as my calc teacher and it is so helpful having it explained a second time at my own pace and the way you explain how the problems workout is amazing. My calc teacher always tells me to go back and look through my notes when i have questions when the problem is i dont understand the notes and i need them explained a bit simpler.
Ohhhh yay I’m so happy to help!
Very clear and straightforward. Helped a lot, thank you!
I’m so glad, you are very welcome!
Great lesson! :)
Thank you for this I just started Calc 2
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very good work mam
It's my pleasure :)
Thank you Professor V! You're a life saver!! ❤️
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The best I’ve found! Love you!
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Excellent video 😌⭐
Awesome thanks so much!
Omg…… again, clear explanation and accurate English sub! Thank you ❤️
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Thank you!
You are so much better than my lecturer..Thank you prof
It's my pleasure, happy my videos are helpful!
Great video, very helpful!
this video was so helpful thank you so much!
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thank you
Just wondering if you have any videos on linear algebra, vector spaces, vector geometry etc
No, so sorry, not yet!
Thank you so much
I almost dropped this class
I gotchu! 😉
For Example 3, why don't you add 1 +3 in the numerator (toward the end of the solution)?
because...so that you can find the limit of the function...you divide each term by n such that you function will be ...(n(1/n+3))/n .So you cancel out the n then you remain with 1/n+3 and since the limit as n approaches infinity is zero...your limit 3...therefore cube root 2 which gives you 8
just failed my first online calc 2 test and this gave me some hope because i actually understood it!
Oh no, I don't love that you failed but I love that you understood my video! Hopefully next exam will go better!
Are there any compiled practice questions we can try after watching your videos. Especially on calculus 2
On my Patreon, yes I have practice exams and worksheets!
I'm sitting here wondering why I'm bothering with paying attention to my calc lecture when I end up needing to come here and watch your videos to teach it to myself
Oof, that’s rough-I’ve definitely had to teach myself the material in many math classes. But you can do it!
for the {1,5,1,5} sequence couldn't you also use the function--> 3-(-1)^(n-1).2, also how is the 2^1+3 not 16?
thank yewww so much!!
Yewwwww are so welcome! ☺️ I just uploaded a new video on sequences: th-cam.com/video/7MR1Imbx78k/w-d-xo.html
Enjoy!
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Do you use Starart’s calculus 8th Ed ?
Thank you for the material
Yes!
Isn't it right that you can't perform the L'hospital rule in sequence since n is defined only as a Natural number? You need to define it in the function of x which is a subset of the Real number.
Correct 👍🏻
Hello ... I need calculus 2 of jamessteward 9th edition
Then you have come to the right place! Calculus 2 video lectures playlist is for you!
Calculus 2 Video Lectures
th-cam.com/play/PLl-Np5U6u5E4z9zWlaf4Redf1iOwU720M.html
I hear a rocket launching in the professor's room😂. Though good lesson still
Bahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣 It’s one of my oldest videos and that’s the washing machine doing its thing in the other room!!! I know better now! 🫣
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So deep into my degree work and I'm just now discovering this lady. smh. what a stellar teacher.
Thank you so much, and happy you were finally able to find my channel somehow! ☺️🙌🏻 Wishing you all the best with your degree and education!
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