The sign for Integration comes from the LATIN LONG 'S' which essentially is short for Summa which in turn is short for SUMMATION which is what Integral Calculus is all about. Leibnitz was the first person to use that symbol!! The letters dx stand for INFINITESIMALLY SMALL particles of the variable x in this case Hope this helps.
its cool that when you have f1(x)=ax/|x| and you have variable A for an equation, the y axes will be flipped where y : 1 => y : -1 and y : -1 => y : 1 *IF* the point is below x : 0
I had the same question, but I think it's because the constant would cancel out. It would be the same for both sides of F(b) - F(a), so doesn't matter what it is, it would be gone!
Khan: 0:1 *&^%^&*&^^%^&*(*&^% 5:37 me: ammmm !!!???? khan : 5:38 sixty three over three, and three goes into sixty three exactly 21 me : finally some thing i know
At 3:45 I believe he took the derivative of x^3. Also the units can be anything, in the place of something like feet or meters you can just say units as none are specified.
I had the same question, but I think it's because the constant would cancel out. It would be the same for both sides of F(b) - F(a), so doesn't matter what it is, it would be gone!
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why is this 5 minute video more informative than my two hour calc class?
I don't know how he does it I'm glad he does 😂
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Everyone watch at 1.25x the speed. It is much faster and equally understandable. Good luck and God bless :D
me watching at 2x speed
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Within 5 minutes, it became so clear! Thanks!
The sign for Integration comes from the LATIN LONG 'S' which essentially is short for Summa which in turn is short for SUMMATION which is what Integral Calculus is all about.
Leibnitz was the first person to use that symbol!!
The letters dx stand for INFINITESIMALLY SMALL particles of the variable x in this case
Hope this helps.
Slowing it down to .5 makes him sound drunk. lmao
accurate
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ommg yeahh
that just alleviated my fear of definite integrals. I thought I had to evaluate it and get the sum of all values between the two numbers.
Made me learn it for about minutes..... OMG Commended Khan Academy!
Yeah me too, I never thought it would be possible to learn calculus and algebra in my class at the same time
ty. the integral videos are superb and I'm having an easier time with this than limits themselves. is this usually the case for most people?
Is there anything that I can do to help speed up the development of those integration practice exercises?
Sal you are a lifesaver yet again!
You should post more practice problems online. Post some Optimization and related rates problems that are three times harder than the AP exam.
Here to study for a calc final tomorrow, anyone else?
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Same here.
SAME
test is in 2 hours, ye ye
I'm in 9th grade...
its cool that when you have f1(x)=ax/|x| and you have variable A for an equation, the y axes will be flipped where y : 1 => y : -1 and y : -1 => y : 1 *IF* the point is below x : 0
thank you very much
Can you do a video on proving the area of a circle using integrals?
tried the equation on desmos it worked :)
When do you plug in functions then? Isn't that definite integration?
Wait what about the plus c's? Is it acceptable to discard them and not even write them out in this situation?
recursor94 my same question
I had the same question, but I think it's because the constant would cancel out. It would be the same for both sides of F(b) - F(a), so doesn't matter what it is, it would be gone!
Khan: 0:1 *&^%^&*&^^%^&*(*&^% 5:37
me: ammmm !!!????
khan : 5:38 sixty three over three, and three goes into sixty three exactly 21
me : finally some thing i know
You lost me at 3:43, where did that power rule come from?
Parodox306 it's the integral power role which is x^n+1/n+1
3:45 but is it not 2x instead of 3x^2? Also at the end he mentioned square units but exactly what square units?
At 3:45 I believe he took the derivative of x^3. Also the units can be anything, in the place of something like feet or meters you can just say units as none are specified.
Alef Nol look at the power rule when x^a. it ends up being (x^(a+1))/(a+1). end up as x^3/3+C
My video about definite Integrals is exactly like this but with real paper
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just a question though, where did you get f(x) = x^2 ?
It was the example
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why dont we put c constant of integration
I had the same question, but I think it's because the constant would cancel out. It would be the same for both sides of F(b) - F(a), so doesn't matter what it is, it would be gone!
dx means what?
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how did he get 64 again? My calculator does not have that
I'm sorry, but am I the only one hearing a mosquito buzzing in the background (I have headphones on) I couldn't concentrate!!
Maybe it' s due to head phones ,just try to hear without headphones!
Someone say SIGMA?
Im wearing earbuds right now and it's so uncomfortable how I can hear every splosh of your saliva and every sniff of your nose. It is so distracting.
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