MATCHING SLOPE FIELDS

[@natalie-po9gs]

every time you say "diffy Q" i lose 50 brain cells

[@liwenzeng4382]

Love your voice!!!

[@xbz24]

BRUH eveything clicked when you explained the thing you called fav slope, yess girl evaluating the isoclines to discard the differential equations was brilliant eveything clicked thanks thanks thanks

[@cecearmoh9695]

Well it looks like I have a new favorite slope. Thank you!!

[@ronlohse1006]

For the first part, when picking a point with a horizontal slope (m=0), if there is a set of horizontal slopes all at y = -1, why wouldn't you just look at the diffy q that had y + 1 in the numerator. Or if there were a set of horizontal slopes at x = 2, why wouldn't you just look at the diffy q that had x - 2 in the numerator.

[@dhill262]

You are 100% correct, that is definitely a more efficient way to match these up!

[@aneeshmathur969]

this video = underrated asf

[@qylov_d2639]

Thank you! Now I get it, as easy as it should be!

[@BlooCowz]

Thank you! I feel like I have an upper hand on my quiz tomorrow!

[@ilovebeautychannels]

You have to plug in the values of x and y and then plot the values of the differential equation at those coordinates to find the slope of function. Then you connect the lines. (:

[@moinaction]

Thanks you very much for sharing this clues. You're a life saver

[@paulhetherington3854]

How will you, match any divisions? Alpha Bet - XYZ - linear or dx=3 i.e.(2).
ZYX - calculus rule. dx=4(3). Xtrasz = 7+-5(2) - dx=3.

[@dhill262]

Slope fields reveal an image of the solution when we can't find it analytically. Matching slope fields with diffy q. #SlopeFields #Calculus #Integrals #DiffyQ

[@FasterZone7]

You are an awesoke teacher, zero is my favorite too! :P

[@Hi_Brien]

You know, if I did my work not at the library, I coulda watched videos and saved myself a few hours... I think I'm doing first order diff. EQs... OH THATS WHY YOU CALL THEM THAT! So I'll learn them ahead of time I think, to save me today's frustration. I swear I was not built for online college courses

[@natalyanzu6548]

honestly just fell in love with the way you teach
you make sense!

[@pimpekfun]

thanks for good explanation, my teacher had trouble making this clear

[@MB-it8ce]

Thank you sooo much!

[@alexanderjack5937]

Great video! But, what about if there are no choices? How can I write the right equation?

[@courtneyvilla1886]

thank you!! and seems like you like the number 4 haha

[@neelkogali]

What if you don't have any slopes of zero? Otherwise a great explanation!

[@ilovebeautychannels]

This video is awesome!

[@janetmaqana8434]

Great Explanation!

[@jas6762]

did you learn this at band camp?

[@symbionictitan4074]

Hahaha

[@kkd8801]

@@symbionictitan4074 what does that mean

[@benjamin-qn7nf]

KKD its from American Pie, she sounds like michelle

[@SoraWings]

thanks for the help

[@ashlynnfld]

Thank you so much!! This helped a lot!

[@saadalabdali9982]

thanks, you made it easy for me

[@khoaduong3163]

Hi, how do match these slope fields when they dont give specific coordinates?

[@itskaterinashev2652]

Thank You! I guess, I will have A for my homework

[@bubbletae3586]

Thank you! This helps so much

[@wssz112]

love ur voice :)

[@ace.b1614]

Thank u sm

[@paulhetherington3854]

Then why, did you - try, and divide? They is paired! Vectors cannot divide.
How could, any fuses happen? Hence; I fused, Java in Bin commands.
Hence; Grp definition - comms path names - stations not divided.

[@aelinwhitehorn3526]

You sound like zendaya

[@yvonnek4]

love it love it and love it thanks you :)

[@rbetanco88]

I love you!

[@پوریا-ر9ب]

Waste of time.