Saw tge thumbnail had my mindblown, I was like tes OMG I think I get it now How sid I not realise this?! (Someone who forgot everything about math qnd heard qbout derivatives and was like what are those?)
@@rubyleon1038 11th grade if you’re way ahead of your class, 12th if you’re ahead or on track with your class, depending on the school, or your first college math course if you’re catching up... and you may want to learn this in a high school classroom rather than a college classroom, where you cannot talk to your professor after class/after school.
Wow I really just absorbed all of this unit in 15 minutes... I was an ace student in my math courses up until MA 241 (level 1 calculus) in my first year of college. I’d been struggling to understand a single damn thing from my Calculus textbook or any of the lectures we had, and was convinced math and physics was not my future after all. Thank you so much. It’s time to turn this grade around!
My Calculus professor has assigned us many tutorials from a different You Tuber but I always watch yours instead. Thanks for making hard concepts appear simpler. I always use multiple pen colors when taking notes too!
I am convinced that college doesn’t always teach these things as well as highschool would. In most of my classes, we just listen to a lecture, the professor leaves, and we have to do our work(our only practice) after class, on our own time, and chances are on our own. I think I took for granted how helpful my teachers in highschool were. I never would’ve realized that it could ever be anything other than that.
Thank you, Thank you this really helped me a lot. I needed to understand derivative for my MBA Econ class and I haven't ever taken calculus. You made it so understandable. You saved my grade!!!
thank you so much. I was losing my mind searching online, because every source decided I should read an essay to figure out a single step. Yet at 0:34 , you were able to teach me in five seconds.
That was an incredibly clear explanation! I'm tackling relativity for the fun of it without ever having taken calculus. I will probably see more of you before I am done. You rock!
Thank you for your videos, I've watched two so fair for a total of about 14 and a half minutes and understand more in that time than my 3 days of calculus for a total time of 6 hours and 30 minutes from my college professor
i’m a senior in highschool and although i got the concept, it was still confusing and i needed it embedded in my brain for my future quizzes. thanks for this 🙏
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I know that I am reverberating this but OMG this was and is exactly what I needed and was looking for! 🎉❤ After so long of not understanding, I watched this video and had to pick my jaw off the floor! AMAZING!
I am new to this, so I have a question. Does it have to be simplified before finding the derivative? I am asking this because if you take y=x^2, you will get a derivative of y=2x, but if you take it from y=x*x, you will get y=1*1, so you will get y=1, which is different from y=2x.
I get it now, thank you, but shouldn’t that second problem have an addition symbol instead of a subtraction symbol? It wasn’t a big deal cause I could understand what you meant anyway so thanks again
How do you find the deriative of f(x) = (-2x+3)/(x^3-3x^2)? I would look up a video for it but I don't know what it is called. all videos I find are given either simple direvative tutorials like this one or very complex ones that are not the ones Im looking for.
After 3 months of uni lectures it took me 3 mins of this great man's video to finally understand the concept of derivatives
Saw tge thumbnail had my mindblown, I was like tes OMG I think I get it now
How sid I not realise this?!
(Someone who forgot everything about math qnd heard qbout derivatives and was like what are those?)
Same only 41 secs in and I understood how to find the derivative compared to my 3 months
What major needs you to learn this?
@@maxleigh781 computer science is one of them. And probably most or all stem courses.
@@Cristero-Contra-el-vicio You are correct. I am actually learning it for AI/ML (under Computer Science).
I wish I had this in college when I had a new teacher that spoke to us like she was trying to make herself feel smarter. This is very clear.
this is by far the best explanation i came across on youtube. very, very clear... thank you so much! you are a godsend!!!!
true... it is much simpler than the CrashCourse one
Hi in what grade do you start doing these things?
@@rubyleon1038 11th grade if you’re way ahead of your class, 12th if you’re ahead or on track with your class, depending on the school, or your first college math course if you’re catching up... and you may want to learn this in a high school classroom rather than a college classroom, where you cannot talk to your professor after class/after school.
Wow I really just absorbed all of this unit in 15 minutes...
I was an ace student in my math courses up until MA 241 (level 1 calculus) in my first year of college. I’d been struggling to understand a single damn thing from my Calculus textbook or any of the lectures we had, and was convinced math and physics was not my future after all.
Thank you so much. It’s time to turn this grade around!
My Calculus professor has assigned us many tutorials from a different You Tuber but I always watch yours instead. Thanks for making hard concepts appear simpler. I always use multiple pen colors when taking notes too!
Taking AP calculus. This immediately made derivatives way way easier. Thanks!
Thanks for this! I’m a pre-cal student and we haven’t learned these yet, but I wanted to know what they were lol
I’m in pre cal 2 rn .. This summer . I will b taking cal 1 this fall .. and your comment is 4 years ago so Ik your done with school now or very close
You gotta be kidding me... it took my professor hours to explain so I just failed it instead. This explained it in three minutes...
Same here!! It's so crazy. I should've just went to RUclips in the first place.
I wasted like a hour finding a good video. Everything I've seen so far was so complicated. I'm really surprised how easy it was.
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Excellent video! I went from stressing about this to finding that it’s super simple. Thank you!!
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I am convinced that college doesn’t always teach these things as well as highschool would. In most of my classes, we just listen to a lecture, the professor leaves, and we have to do our work(our only practice) after class, on our own time, and chances are on our own.
I think I took for granted how helpful my teachers in highschool were. I never would’ve realized that it could ever be anything other than that.
Thank you, Thank you this really helped me a lot. I needed to understand derivative for my MBA Econ class and I haven't ever taken calculus. You made it so understandable. You saved my grade!!!
thank you so much. I was losing my mind searching online, because every source decided I should read an essay to figure out a single step. Yet at 0:34 , you were able to teach me in five seconds.
Ug, I know the feeling.
That's why I try and keep these as short as possible. Glad I could help out! :^D
That was an incredibly clear explanation! I'm tackling relativity for the fun of it without ever having taken calculus. I will probably see more of you before I am done. You rock!
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I struggled to figuire this out for an hour. I feel kinda dumb after you explained it in 5 minutes
Thank you for your videos, I've watched two so fair for a total of about 14 and a half minutes and understand more in that time than my 3 days of calculus for a total time of 6 hours and 30 minutes from my college professor
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i’m a senior in highschool and although i got the concept, it was still confusing and i needed it embedded in my brain for my future quizzes. thanks for this 🙏
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I know that I am reverberating this but OMG this was and is exactly what I needed and was looking for! 🎉❤ After so long of not understanding, I watched this video and had to pick my jaw off the floor! AMAZING!
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I am new to this, so I have a question. Does it have to be simplified before finding the derivative? I am asking this because if you take y=x^2, you will get a derivative of y=2x, but if you take it from y=x*x, you will get y=1*1, so you will get y=1, which is different from y=2x.
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Thank you so much!!!! Just a suggestion, can you make a video explaining the rules??
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What if the exponent has a variable next to it? Do I still subtract it by 1?
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what if we had a power on the denominator? such as 3/x^2, then would it be 3/2x?
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On the last panel, first question...
I can continue it right?
I'll just drop down 2 and 3 (the exponent)
what mic do you use? sounds good
This one is a blue yeti.
In my most recent videos I put it into an anti-vibration stand with a pop filter for even clearer sound. :^D
I'd only add instead of "dropping" it out front which might imply moving it, you copy it out front, then sub 1.
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but if we have something like (xe^-0.15x) +2? can we use it? will +2 disappear?
I get it now, thank you, but shouldn’t that second problem have an addition symbol instead of a subtraction symbol?
It wasn’t a big deal cause I could understand what you meant anyway so thanks again
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How do you know you’re done with a derivative? Do you just do the power rule once and that’s it?
How do you find the deriative of f(x) = (-2x+3)/(x^3-3x^2)? I would look up a video for it but I don't know what it is called. all videos I find are given either simple direvative tutorials like this one or very complex ones that are not the ones Im looking for.
ty for uploading the video