Lots of Basic Antiderivative / Integration / Integral Examples
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2016
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You have really made my engineering mathematics enjoyable. Your name is so on my graduation speech in 2018.
ha ok :)
patrickJMT say tq to him because he appreciate u
did my calculus II final earlier today and I feel great, just wanted to deeply thank you for all your wonderful videos!
+rohan10D my pleasure :) i hope it went wonderfully!
How’d it go
Patrick, I appreciate that your step-by-step teaching is easily comprehended for anyone studying basic integration. You're skilled, smooth and confident in your presentation while injecting humor along the way. It encourages one to learn/review from your other videos, too! Thank you, and well done!
I am glad to see you are still posting videos. I just wanted to say thanks! I watched a bunch of your videos throughout college and now I'm going to be graduating with my Masters in Industrial Engineering :D You were way more helpful than any math teacher I ever had!
+Erica H sounds like you should be a patron on 'Patreon' :)
i love how he actually gives us tips, and mistakes we shouldn't commit😊Thank you so much
28:48 the number one thing that gave out how you truly are as a teacher...pure awesome!
I am glad to see you are still posting videos. I just wanted to say thanks!
This poor soul made it to the end. ...Was fun! Thank you! It's been 12 years since taking Calc AB in high school and the first week kicked my butt in college Calc 2. ...Was very rusty with all my maths (though some parts, like the general concepts, stayed. and I did use some math in the last semester as well as with electronics)...
Was a great feeling when the perception of a problem being hard... crumbled away when you showed parts of it. ...Great thing about RUclips, I was able to pause and work out most of these by myself with some prompting. (I was a bit lazy on some of these and didn't want to think... So I just skipped to when you got to it.)
Thank you Patrick. The examples are just right to understand the topic to its depth.
didn't realize that SpongeBob"s friend is this smart
HAHAHAH you are probably the first person to ever make that joke, you clever guy
lmfao cant tell if you are being sarcastic or not.
Thanks
Thanks Patrick i appreciate it, you got the ball rolling on this side.
I notice a little enthusiasm when solving functions and it motivated me to continue watching video.
You helped me man when it comes to maths starting from differentiation I thank you with that. I am giving you a thumbs up man👍
seriously, you and the many people who make these types of videos are saving the world one brain at a time. unless they are evil geniuses but thats rare so mostly good.
Man,just awesome. I seriously needed an explanation of the topic
Thank you so much for this fantastic exercise session Partick!
I passed calc 2 this semester because of you!!!! Thank you so much!!!!
Thank you so much for explaining this, my teacher couldn't explain in a semester what you explain in a couple videoa
I didn't get bored!!! You are great
You actually sound happy in a video :D! Makes me feel happy too
Thanks for saying that this is not for people looking at integration for the first time so I don't waste my time
What an amazing video! Thank you so much!
Can't divide by '0', or else the world explodes lolol I'm crying!
true 😹😹
@@Yupp12078 heyyyy. Wanna some some limits together 👀
Lol
@Likeaboss Gamer I should
Division by ‘0’ is considered ‘undefined’.
I legit love you man, take a virtual hug.
I like how he put the common mistakes and saying "no!"
Thanks so much helped me prepare for my calculus midterm!!!
Fantastic video! Thanks for making this.
Great videos! Thank you for making integration so easy for me to understand! By the way, I think at 7:42 that you meant to say that anything to the power of zero is one rather than anything to the power of one is one.
You really helped me, thank you :)
Thank you sir for you videos. They help students like me who can't go to an actual college. You are very much appreciated.
Patrick.... God bless you.
You're the best Patrick
Thank you Patrick.
This is so helpful , thank you!!
This was so helpful Thank You so much
thank you Mr.patrick
that was great man!!!
Thank you so much this was very helpful🌹
watching for test .. :D great you patrick ...
amazing channel, thank you.
excellent teacher!
thank soo much for your videos and help,you do make a huge change
Great video, helped a lot
right in time for my exam
thankyou1000000x patrick! You're the best Mathematics tutor... :)
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This man is doing God's work
Identity trick really helped me !!
pure awesomeness at its best
The writing sound.. so ASMR-ish..
Pretty much the opposite
"im too lazy..." well me too! that's why im watching this vid instead of reading my calcbook 😂
The thing about your videos is that you not only explain these theorems in plain English but you also give tips and tricks which help us identify what to do in what situation. Those tips and tricks, personally, are far easier to remember and utilize than just "UnDeRsTaNdInG tHe CoNcEpT". Like yo professor, understanding the concept doesn't always work there pal
Thanks.I understand now those mistakes.
crap dad i love you. love me plz. I needed to learn these so much!
Awesome! Thank you!
i love this vidoes,wish to hav a compile series
what is your website
This helps barely passing College Calc right now
YOU'RE A LIFESAVER
Thank you for these videos, they're very helpful, but I have what I think is a bizarre question... If we are calculating areas under the curve, why aren't all solutions (of single integrals) squared? or cubed for doubles? I used y=(x-x)+c to produce a rectangle where c=4 (x also but that cancels) to get x^2/2 = 2x^2, but plugging in numbers 2x(4)^2 = 32... but it should be squared as it's an area, and are all integrals are areas.. they should all be squared. So I'm a little confused. Thanks in advance :)
nice video, clear explanation.
you make it look easy
can you solve this problem for me. I just want to verify my answer.
A wire of length 2 units is cut into two parts which arecbent respectively to form a square of side x units and circle of radius r units. If sum of the areas of the square and circle so formed is minimum then what is relation between r and x?
its easy but I'm not getting the answer which a website uploaded.
+RAJ PRAVEEN Pradhan you should buy my book. this is one of the questions :)
+patrickJMT excuse me, what is the name of your book?
Calculus: 1,001 Practice Problems For Dummies (+ Free Online Practice) 1st Edition
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Its a dynamite explanation though i am a medical student ....we really ought to go through it for physics ....yeh thanks Patrick
THANK YOU SO MUCH
20:42 I dont understand why you drew two integrals on top of each other? Why is one backwards please help
What if the denominator has 3 numbers under the square root symbol?!
Sweet pain.. god bless ya mate.
Thank you so much
thanks sir God bless
This was so helpful
I do need t ok work on my formulas tho
Hey! you're really dedicated ... is the donation still on ?
My professors really took off points for me not saying x^1/2 is sqrt(x)
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thank you so much
Patrick i wasnt aware you had a patreon account. You should put in your description videos so more people like myself are aware. I would love to help
ok, will do.
i'd love all the support i can get :)
Thanks for all videos. I passed Diff cal :D
you have a excellent math skills
why do we put the dx on the end?
what would be the : integration((1+sin x)^1/2)dx= ? ans pls
do you have a video on strategies you use to derive any trig identity, or a video on to know which identity to use?
yep, i have a video on how to remember and derive identities
I think last problem should be - 2
Can u recheck, because pay attention of circle u heve made, from zero up to 1/4 radian, not 1/2 radian.. Thank u
very easy method sir
why u looked so hyper in this video haha! but really really thanks, i can't live without u
+yip ball i made it for my students this semester. i was hyped.
thanks!!
I bought your 30 examples with walkthrough but i have problem with examples that use the american trigs (sec etc..) Any advice?
+Antonio Id just like to add that youve saved my life for 2 years in college now
+Antonio and a big thank you for that ^_^
So ive always wondered why integration gives area under curve, the riemann sum doesn't seem like the correct proof to me... Would you mind making a video on proof as to why integration is area under curve?
+Broseff G I think he explains it in his intergration video.
God bless you
Genius
derivatives the most fun in calc
i cant believe i watched this entire video just for fun...i love math
lol yeah. i took bachelors of computer science, minor in mathematics at university...ive always enjoyed doing those math problems
Weirdo
they're fun until you get into superior mathematics
I fucking hate you
I'm terrible at math and I watched this entire video for fun!
where is sin from pi to 3pi/2
Wow!!! I found another left handed person....hi there mate
Hi ?
5. Can't we use sin2x/cos2x? Instead of 1-sec2.
The question gone unnoticed...
I can relate to @17:33 . HAHAHA
2x^-2 is equal to 2/x^2 or 1/2x^2? In ur example no.8 corrrct me if i am wrng
2/x^2
your computer seems to be missing o's and e's as well
Upvoted just for the 'yeehaw'
you can take the boy out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the boy
How do people understand this!? Might as well talk to me in Mongolian!
(insert "you teach better than my teacher" comment here)
That number 4 should be pi x + c not pi^(2)x + c.
Don’t be cocky on q4 when it can say d(pi)
Love
totally agree