[@ComputingTutor]

Thanks I found this tutorial very useful.
I was told to do these questions by making dx the subject but didn't understand that method to begin with. What was great about this video is you explained both methods in a clear and easy to understand way.
Thanks Stuart!

[@terryhand5871]

Once again making a daunting subject much more enjoyable. Thanks again Exam Solutions!

[@AZR1011]

Thank you sir, looking forward for more .

[@SAL-ex2cu]

I just like how did you simplified everything in a very good way, thank you

[@afbennett3038]

Maths teachers seem to always find a way of making things seem terrifyingly complicated. These videos really calm the nerves

[@priyanshi4811]

Thank you so much! You're a lifesaver

[@grade11b77]

you sir are an absolute legend

[@najwaazis]

thankyouuu. i didnt understand every single thing what my lecture teach, but i found u . pray for my final exam.

[@JejuPulse]

Thank you sir! Lol at the 'dirtier method' expression xD

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

You're welcome

[@youtubesp8887]

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[@aburaaed20111fa]

hi thank so much
you're explanation way is very helpful
i would like to put entitled studied simplifying boolean and DeMorgan laws

[@maessonmlo]

Very useful and informative tutorial. Well done!

[@youknowans]

sir i used this formula to intergrate (kf'(x)f(x)^n+1)dx . and i did get the same answer, is it okay if i do this or does the question specify u to use the substitution method ??

[@dramaani4991]

I found this very useful thank you soo much

[@YH-cq5qf]

Is the other method called the dirtier method because some mathematicians say that dy/dx isn’t and should not be treated like a fraction?Or just preference?

[@OnyedikachiBlessing1]

Thanks so much, sir it was very helpful🙏

[@mathsunebsolutions3691]

Great work

[@foysalmhamoodkhanomi9467]

thank you sir !

[@BravenWangira]

Thank you sir ❤❤🎉

[@puritymwangi9329]

Thanks so much sir

[@user-bd2pk5de9c]

Wouldn’t reverse chain rule be an option?

[@felipezapata3828]

thank you so muuuuuuuuch

[@elixiong8395]

helpful!!

[@TheTurkishLegends]

thanks

[@SuongThol]

I like your video

[@bigmansanister8716]

What if X is squad? (x²)

[@iogamer7915]

@ExamSolutions have you watched one piece?

[@starlife5746]

Thanks a lot ...😁😁

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

That's okay. Thanks for watching.

[@benjaminpeacock6436]

Whats your name?

[@asaahemmanuel2919]

How did the 6 come about

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

Hi Asaah, I assume you mean at 1:59 . We have 6x because we differentiated 3x^2 - 1 . If you want a refresher, please checkout our video, " Calculus - What is dy/dx ? | Differentiation and overview "

[@astrosung]

2:10
where do you get 6x from?

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

It is the differential of 3x^2 above it.

[@mahfuzahmed4550]

@ 2:00, I thought he said 'success'

[@ASLUHLUHCE]

Remember kids, du/dx equals success

[@1RAGEACE]

mad funny comment

[@toyahan7195]

Is this P3 or P4?

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

You'll see this topic appear in P4

[@sham6880]

I’m this isn’t relevant but at some points you sound like snape

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