Sir please make the proper playlists of these videos as sometimes when I want to see some video I am not able to find that due to your large no. of videos.(>3.7K)s Hope an Early Reply....😊
I have a very basic confusion --> in a function plot say t,f(t). The value at particular t, represents the value at that point 5th sec moment only or for whole 0 to 5sec amount of time?
Can you start doing calculus and proofs? I know it's a lot to ask since this is probably high school level. But I think a lot will find it really helpful to have a great teacher such as you explaining the basics for university calculus such as definitions of limits, continuity and mean value theorem.
Holy Father of Maths, It was the easiest way uve come across to solve a problem. Using the graph is the easiest method lol. I didn't understand at the end that how you said that the intersection point of the two curves lies from 0-1??? Clearly it's greater than 0,but how less than 1???
I’m addicted to your videos. I love how you explain concepts that most students know, but don’t know why they are that way.
a great example of a great teacher.
"i drew it and there are no other roots" is not a proof
nice one
but you can also say that this function (f(x)=x-e^(-x) is continues
and f(0)=-10
so f(0)*f(1)
xo cant be neither 0 or 1, so you have to lim and fnd an approximate number f.e f(a)
It's it easy just to differentiate x-e^x to get 1+e^x and show that the derivative is always positive so it's a monotonic increasing function
Sir please make the proper playlists of these videos as sometimes when I want to see some video I am not able to find that due to your large no. of videos.(>3.7K)s
Hope an Early Reply....😊
I have a very basic confusion --> in a function plot say t,f(t). The value at particular t, represents the value at that point 5th sec moment only or for whole 0 to 5sec amount of time?
SANJEET kumar it represents the function at that particular point.
Ethan Palinkas thank you
Can you start doing calculus and proofs? I know it's a lot to ask since this is probably high school level. But I think a lot will find it really helpful to have a great teacher such as you explaining the basics for university calculus such as definitions of limits, continuity and mean value theorem.
Bolzano Weistrass theorem?
Mi Les another name for the video theorem is the intermediate value theorem. The Bolzano-Weierstrass theorem is to do with boundedness of sequences.
John M g
O okay thank you
His terminology is a bit confusing
Can you crop the white board a bit more please to fit my screen better. The top left corner overexposed a bit too. Thank you for the videos🤙😎
Holy Father of Maths, It was the easiest way uve come across to solve a problem.
Using the graph is the easiest method lol.
I didn't understand at the end that how you said that the intersection point of the two curves lies from 0-1???
Clearly it's greater than 0,but how less than 1???
SAI PHANEESH it’s referring so the DOMAIN not RANGE (I.e. x coordinates)
SAI PHANEESH he's looking for the " root", I.e. the x solution. ( it's about 0.56)
Yup - graph the two. Estimate a value for the root, say 1/2, and apply Newton's method.