what my profs couldn't teach me in 3 lectures, you taught me in under 9 minutes. I have no words to describe how grateful I am a day before my math final.
@@turksvids Yup just got done with my final, got a lagrange question for 10 points and aced it all thanks to a 9 minute video. You have no idea how much this means to me.
Notice, x^2 is equal to 2y^2, so we make the substitution with no extra work. If it was x=2y^2, then we would square it, but that is not the case here.
after about an hour, this is the only video that has helped me with Lagrange's Multipliers thank you so so so much
what my profs couldn't teach me in 3 lectures, you taught me in under 9 minutes. I have no words to describe how grateful I am a day before my math final.
Happy to help. I remember finding the process very hard to break down when first learning it.
@@turksvids Yup just got done with my final, got a lagrange question for 10 points and aced it all thanks to a 9 minute video. You have no idea how much this means to me.
Love to hear it. Congrats!
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nice explanation
why didn't you square the 2y^2 since the original x^2 was squared at 5:36
Notice, x^2 is equal to 2y^2, so we make the substitution with no extra work. If it was x=2y^2, then we would square it, but that is not the case here.