He explains perfectly how a secant comes to a tangent and then how limits exist. It took me a week getting the hang of it when i first learnt it in class. I wish i watched this video first
Calculus is a prerequisite for a course I want to take, and I studied it many years ago, but I had forgot it. I was tempted to take a full course that would've taken months... And here I am, 20 minutes later, ready to take this new course. Thank you Mr. Burger!
11:12 you don’t wanna be sued Me in real life : HMM stop there ladder wait for me to find out your rate 3 mins later ME : OK you can fall now. I have found the rate you’re falling at.
I remember first watching this when I was in like 7th grade and thinking how crazy hard Calculus had to have been and how amazing it was that he cold condense it like this. Now I'm at the end of my ME degree and even I think I could do this in even less time LOL. Just learn derivatives, then learn to do it backwards. There you go, that's the whole course lol. Calculus 2 on the other hand is just hard integrals, then Calculus 3 is just all visualization.
Thnk you teacher in the coming monday I will enter my final exam of applied in the first semester so please I learn from u allot so please make a vedeo about applied 2
Very well done, but saying instantaneous rate of change is distance over time is misleading because the output of a function is not always distance and the input is not always time. In fact, most of the time (no pun intended), we're dealing with functions with much different parameters, such as amount of profit per number of items sold. But the principle is the same.
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"we can do lines"... this dude already did like 6 clearly
LMAO AHGSAHGAH
the glass shattering really helps with learning
honestly though
@@spiderman-zz6nn it would've been better if it was followed by a screaming cat.
This guy was my online math teacher. What a G.
@Roni Shaheen man am I jealous! We had links to khan academy
Same, he's honestly the GOAT
Same he’s amazing
Pro Tip: Watch at 1.25x speed to finish in under 15 minutes.
Watch at 2x speed to finish under 10 minutes
this comment deserves an award
watched x2
I watched on 2x speed back when I had 10 minutes before taking my BC test lol
Watch at 2x and don't understand anything. Hope the tip helps.
10 years ago (2012), this video helped me through my advanced III econometrics course and become an economist, thank you Dr. Burger
Came here for the memes. Left knowing calculus.
hahaha me to
Fo shaaw shawdy... fuzzizul my calculizo
What memes? Im just here for calculus xD
G Murphy same 😂
LOL SAME
Dude, I wish you were my Calculus professor. I kept getting arrogant know-it-alls that didn't speak English very well an had bad breath.
honestly learned more from this than the whole year in class thanks!
I really like this video, I also play it for spam callers all the time XD
I am so doing this.
Prof Burger's pedagogy is exciting: he seasons it with humor.
Everyone should watch this before going into their high school or college calculus course.
He explains perfectly how a secant comes to a tangent and then how limits exist. It took me a week getting the hang of it when i first learnt it in class. I wish i watched this video first
Don't mind me, just studying for my AP Calculus Exam.
Good luck lol, I have it too
It's a little late to be studying my dude.
@@wdthrows just learned all of Calculus [ab] catch ya l8r
oOf
copied one of the ap numbers wrong lol
gg tho
GL to everyone on the exam on Tuesday
Dude yes
😂
Wtf how you know
still relevant, monday 8th june 2020
TEST TOMORROW, teachers to love tuesdays ig
I hardly went to my Calculus classes. If you taught it....I still would hardly go since all the lectures are done in 10 minutes on Day 1.
Hey!! I took a CTYONLINE class from Prof. Berger almost a decade ago! Good to see he hasn’t changed.
"never forget it" (toss, SHATTER...) I forgot it..... :(
6:29 Thank you for this explanation! I never figured out when to use d/dx or dy/dx.
The fundamental theorem. How derivatives relate to integrals. Beautiful.
if only i spent my college tuition on this guy. wouldve saved years of tears
When you have 20 mins left for your Calculus exam
Good luck on the test fellow crammers! We got this.
Braden Roberts good luck to you too
Braden Roberts how did it go?
This man teaches me geometry every day and now I’m looking him up because I laugh watching him and now I know calculus and I am now a Russian spy
Well this comment sure took an odd turn...
Calculus is a prerequisite for a course I want to take, and I studied it many years ago, but I had forgot it. I was tempted to take a full course that would've taken months... And here I am, 20 minutes later, ready to take this new course. Thank you Mr. Burger!
*2:49* "you open it up... WOOHOOO!!"
We never watch videos in my class, but this was my teacher's exception! :)
Pov: you're here the night before your AP calc ab exam
I was just talking about this the other day.
Nice to see a re-upload of this old classic.
This dude helped me so much back in 2007 when I was struggling with Calc 1.
Saudades! Eu lembro como era divertido ver e rever esse vídeo quando eu estava no ensino médio, em 2008.
Obrigado pela obra de arte!
this is great i feel like im watching sesame street but for a college level class
That was freaking incredible.
Good Lord! This man is brilliant!
I found it again! This lecture helped me pass my exam when I took the calculus course two years ago.
Thanks prof, that was brilliant. Not the formulae I forgot, but some beautiful functions and you don't mess around.
Don't mind me, just here the day before my AP Calc [ab] class, tryna figure out what I'm getting myself into
Best math professor fr, thank you all so much for the amazing videos you've always had 🙏
Bravo! You should try auctioneering on the side.
Maybe used car sales man?
Dr. Burger is one of those unsung heroes...that has transformed many lives perhaps changing the course of manking
First of all this is awesome. Second, I laughed so hard when he took out two pictures of hands pointing when he had two hands to point with.
Got my calculus 1 final in 1 hour and half, burger don't fail me now
The little pictures of hands he's holding with his hands oh my god
This is amazing. The visual demonstrations are mind blowing. Great work!!
"Not, not, not a big deal."
Let me tell you about the New York triple positive. "Yeah, yeah... yeah"
That... That was actually so useful
a little known detail is that he explains all of calc 2 & 3 in the final minute and 40 seconds left out of the video
My jaw dropped every 5 seconds watching this. I have never learned calculus this well...
11:12 you don’t wanna be sued
Me in real life : HMM stop there ladder wait for me to find out your rate
3 mins later
ME : OK you can fall now. I have found the rate you’re falling at.
Great professor. He taught me during my freshman year
2020, here for my AP calculus exam
hey youre not alone
Same
I love this guy, hes so funny omg
"i love calculus" sarcastic mode off
Can somebody please set a time stamp for when he specifically explains calc 1, 2 and 3 in the video? Thank you!
I remember first watching this when I was in like 7th grade and thinking how crazy hard Calculus had to have been and how amazing it was that he cold condense it like this. Now I'm at the end of my ME degree and even I think I could do this in even less time LOL. Just learn derivatives, then learn to do it backwards. There you go, that's the whole course lol. Calculus 2 on the other hand is just hard integrals, then Calculus 3 is just all visualization.
But things like related rates and integrals with weird figures are so hard to wrap ur mind around. At least for me. Got any tips?
♥️♥️♥️Super fun Learning,...actually reviewing calculus 1 from super fast professor! Genius!
Thnk you teacher in the coming monday I will enter my final exam of applied in the first semester so please I learn from u allot so please make a vedeo about applied 2
18:11 - Whew! Can you do Calc II in 20 minutes?
Watching this the day before the AP Calc exam
@11:30, Fly like an Eagle Seal quote
"time keeps on ticking, into the future" >U
Wish me good luck! Test in two days!
This is a godsend
Very well done, but saying instantaneous rate of change is distance over time is misleading because the output of a function is not always distance and the input is not always time. In fact, most of the time (no pun intended), we're dealing with functions with much different parameters, such as amount of profit per number of items sold. But the principle is the same.
“Open the window, look outside - that’s where calculus is!”
BRB, going to lock my doors and windows!
I started with me laughing to this video before I did calculus in University. It ended with me crying by the end of the semester.
Did he do multivariate calculus?
thank you
Im gunna rewatch this 30 mins before my test :)
Update: exam starts in 19 mins. Cut even closer than i thought!
I've started doing my calculus problems on dish plates. So it's still a lot of fun if i get it wrong.😁
I love this guy!
Wow this guy is amazing. His voice sound is prety similar to Blippi...my children watch Him all the time
Lol...my kids love blippi too..I can sing the excavator song with my eyes closed
this guy is freaking awesome
best video on yt
I see a lucrative profession as a used car salesman in this lads future.
Nice summary! Are you planning on doing one of these for calculus 2 aswell?
Now for Calculus II in 10 minutes...
love you burger man
TY
We need more wacko functions in calculus!
Can u do a video on how to solve variables
Playback speed set to 0.5 helps you understand him better.
deadass this video is what made me get a 4 on my exam
thank you burger
Now I know what a noun and a verb are! 💡
A man, a legend
Where’s Calc 2 in 20??
Professor Edward Burger Yeets his props
12:18 - I thought SURE you were going to pitch the parabola.
my brother watched this in 2x speed now he is in coma
Calculus in 20 Minutes
video finishes in 18 min 😈👌
Watching it in 1.25 speed 😎
Ufff! I should watch the video in slow motion.
@ 10:30 how to solve ALL problems
The paper tossing combined with the glass shattering effect made me lose a couple brain cells
This guy reminds me of Sham Wow!
Shit im still comfused. at least my teacher is letting us have our notes.
Im totally not here because my exam is tomorrow, and I forgot everything I learned...
Pov: you are studying your maths final in the last hour
this is it chief
Who else is here for some LAST minute studying before your final
Final exam in 2 days 😔✌
Steve from blue's clues and Ben Shapiro had a baby. Then it started a math RUclips channel
Nobody:
Every white rapper: