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So awesome!!! And who would dislike this video? Gosh people
You literally saves my… I’m studying on a distance course in a foreign language, teacher extremely unpedagogical the few times we see her. Same thing every time, I understand absolutely nothing after lessons, then I go home and watch a few videos that a guy on the other side of the planet has made and share with us for free and slowly I begin to grasp. It’not easy, it’s a slow process, grades not the best but I do push through somehow, thanks to you!
@actionjessie happy to help : ) especially since you have a joy division song on your profile
Patrick, you’re starting too be sexier than Sal Khan x Thank you for making my engineer dreams come to fruition
@patrickJMT i have no idea, i have trouble with that too. so how would i go about this?
i have no idea, i have trouble with that too. so how would i go about this/.
@awefilledcreep how did you go from – 2/(x^2) to + 4x^-3?
so im having trouble with the derivative of 6*x^(1/2) in the equation
5x^3 – 2/(x^2) + 6*x^(1/2) – 18
I got 15x^2 + 4x^-3 + 3x^(-1/2)
but then i looked up a derivative calculator and got 3/x^(1/2) which makes no sense to me after following the derivative rules.
help please and thank you
@socerplayer23 dont mess with zero, it will haunt you forever >.>
Great explanation, but i never understood what are d/dx
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@socerplayer23 good question
thanks so much!!
I love your videos man, fucking love them.
YOU SIR, ARE A LIFE SAVER
While i was doing my homework on basic derivatives i thought i heard you say that 0 to the 0 power is undefined.
Is that a stupid question asking you that.
btw you are really good at explaining things.
If it wasnt for this video i would of gotten a F on my homework so…. Thx!
i understand how to do basic derivatives because of you
@socerplayer23 why are you asking that question on this video though?
@patrickJMT I was wondering because i thought it was 1
@socerplayer23 what should it be?
why is 0 to the 0 power undefined?
This is a good video; i like how you thoroughly explained the process of finding derivatives. The only problem i have is when i couldnt see what you were explaining for #8 (because your arm was in the way)
Thanks for the video
@joesl8 i like them both!
@patrickJMT
Thanks for clearing this up! BTW I prefer pie to pi.
@joesl8 first, it is pi, not pie. and pi is a number, not a variable so the derivative of pi to any power is zero.
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