PatrickJMT you are THE LIFE SAVER! You have no idea how much I have suffered from my professor's nonsensical lectures and explanations. THANK YOU for finally clearing the clouds!
@dorood yea, i know. it seems like keeping things organized takes more time than actually making the vids!! and if there is one thing i hate to do, it is to organize things.... zzzzzzzzzzzzzz.........
Hey if I have a question on a final calc 2 exam that says: Use the Remainder Estimate for the Intergral test to determine how much terms are needed to get around 3 digits of accuracy would 0.001 be my R sub n? Anyone who can answer this question can battle me on Showdown.
Anyone know why he didn't update the limits for his definite integral when he did the u-sub where u=lnx? So the new limits would have been ln(2) and ln(t)
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Why is it that you plug in 1/ln(10) when the tenth term is at n=11 not 10, when starting at n=2?
PatrickJMT you are THE LIFE SAVER! You have no idea how much I have suffered from my professor's nonsensical lectures and explanations. THANK YOU for finally clearing the clouds!
these integration test vids should be part of your series playlist! it would make it easier to find them :)
Helping calc people ten years later...thanks so much brother!
WoW....Math videos in 1440P....way to go Patrick!!!
@dorood yea, i know. it seems like keeping things organized takes more time than actually making the vids!! and if there is one thing i hate to do, it is to organize things.... zzzzzzzzzzzzzz.........
You're awesome, for a left-handed dude... Thanks for the help!
@patrickJMT Well if you really hate organizing, I seriously don't get how your teaching method is SO organized.. and precise!
Saving my butt again Patrick! Thanks for all your videos. They're TRULY appreciated! You're a great teacher!
I have an exam on series later tonight
thanks for the help :D
Thank you Patrick!!!! I Aced my exam because of you!!! Much Love :)
you are saving my life everyday. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Did you just skip the steps when you make sure the function is positive and deceasing or do you not need it for the remainder estimate?
wow...u r a neat freak!! lol i dunno how u write it soo clean and neat. thanks for the vids
Is it 11 to infinity or 12 to infinity? And do you happen to have an example explaining the remainder estimate for the comparison tests?
Please do a video about lower integrals and upper integrals. I know the definitions but the definitions are very contradictory!
What paper and eraser do you use? Are you using a document camera?
That is a whiteboard with expo pens
no worries... someone asked for it, and i can not remember if it was you or not.
in any event, hope it helps
@kenikozo well, that is different :) i figure you all are all internet search savvy by now!
Shouldnt we integrate with 12 as the lower bound instead, since the series starts at 2?
Why is there a + c at the end of the first integral despite having been integrated between specified bounds?
Hey if I have a question on a final calc 2 exam that says: Use the Remainder Estimate for the Intergral test to determine how much terms are needed to get around 3 digits of accuracy would 0.001 be my R sub n? Anyone who can answer this question can battle me on Showdown.
it is very clever!!
Anyone know why he didn't update the limits for his definite integral when he did the u-sub where u=lnx? So the new limits would have been ln(2) and ln(t)
wait, if your using the first 10 terms in the series which starts at 2, shouldn't the integral be from 12 to infinity?
that's pretty neat!
In a way this is basically Riemann sums for series, huh.
Very helpful video as always.
11 to infinity. 2, 3,...10, 11. That would be 10 terms. But ya, I was gonna say the same thing. But with 11.
If we are using the first 10 terms then don't you think that upper limit should 11 not 10.
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Well...That escalated quickly.
thanks
Thank you for being left handed
So instead of having ln(x) squared, we're gonna have YOU squared :P lol
.....in most universities...this explanation is missing...
i'll organize it for u...
why dont you appoint someone trustworthy to do it for you?
Why is it that you plug in 1/ln(10) when the tenth term is at n=11 not 10, when starting at n=2?