Converting Piecewise to Heaviside - Calculus 1

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BEST VIDEO EXPLAINING HOW TO CONVERT PIECEWISE INTO HEAVISIDE

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taking differential equations rn and u just saved my life

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3 years later and Drew, sir you are amazing. Thank you so much, you are a life saver!!!

[@Lizzyrose38]

Thank you so much for this video. It's short, and it perfectly explained the concept. I was having so much trouble trying to read my textbook and understand how they were getting from one to the other but in 5 minutes it made perfect sense how to convert them.

[@JH-KU]

I have looked into this topic before. This video is the best explanation. Thank you for uploading this.

[@DrewWerbowski]

Thank you! Appreciate the support

[@amirhamadache6077]

This was a great video! Honestly!
Just one question, i'm a little confused on the piecewise function you used, aren't all the parts of it (1st part, 2nd part, 3rd part) in the first domain of -1

[@adamszava4582]

Very nice video! This is my first time hearing about the h(x) function but I see how it works.

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[@rep1508]

You’re videos are really helping me understand some of these concepts, I appreciate you uploading these. Do you know if there are any videos similar to yours that cover concepts from Mechanics 1 and Chemistry for engineers?

[@DrewWerbowski]

Sadly no channels come to mind other than Khan Academy or The Organic Chemistry Teacher. If those are UW courses I would also suggest getting help from a WEEF TA, they are really helpful and only available to first year courses.

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Thank you! It's really helpful with my homework!

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This video saves my ass lol. Thank you so much for the infos! Love from a desperate college student who's gonna have an exam in a few days

[@stfsammuel3497]

Thanks! It really helps me with my upcoming exams...
But what about if there are 4 conditions or more? How do you approach it?

[@DrewWerbowski]

I would use the same method! The number of conditions doesn’t matter as long as they are in sequential order

[@picklechinazzboi2991]

Bro why did my prof give me hocus pocus tricks to use to convert?? Like it’s so easy

[@rimuru-kun_x_ciel-chan]

This is a good video though I got confused probably since this is a video for those already familiar and going through it quickly while I knew nothing

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In your definition of f, you wrote f(x)=x^2+5 for x>-1, it must be x

[@DrewWerbowski]

Please see correction in description

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