Відео

you’re the goat

Helpful 🙏🙏🙏

Wow. Thanks. This is brilliant.

it is not true

i can barely hear anything :(

Careful you made a mistake, the derivative of 15x^2 is 30x, you wrote 3x

thank you!

4 minutes of explaning taught me more than my professor spending an hour explaining, thank you so much.

Thank you very much (big Ubuntu #1)

thank you

thanks

Wonder what happened to this dude.

Straight to the point, hvala 🙏🏻

Thank you. Good lecture. I wonder about your graph of F. I suppose in (2,3) interval graph should be concave up and from 3 to 5 (3,5) interval the graph of F should be concave down according to the information of derivative. Am I correct?

Fantastic!!! Thank you!

Legend

Very helpful,thank you for posting this video ☺️

if I plug it into symbolab I'll get the same answer but my calculator gives me something completely different. why is that?

So helpful thanks🚀

I’m still so confused, I can’t tell when mine begin the turn

THANK YOU!!!

what if you have no x when you take 2nd derivative?

Thanks very much it helped quit significantly in my assignment.

you have excellent handwriting

thank you very much

thank u. this was detailed and well done.

Thank you

bro were you tweakin out on c lmaooo

Thankyou

Awesome video

Memorization is not understanding, garbage teacher

Thank you very much

Life saver! I don't know if this account is still active but thank you!!!!

Thank you so much! Could not find any videos on initial value problems that reference only the antiderivative as the condition needing to be met for a particular antiderivative.

this wasn’t an introduction, this was total nonsense

At what time is the beaker still only half full? Find out for yourself: ua-cam.com/video/SwtTxgxYPEk/v-deo.html

You just helped me pass a Calc exam :D

why did you divide by two?

half of the video has no sound

isnt it CONVEX, instead of concave?

Can't we use range of function for global maxima and minima

This video has saved me. I struggle over this notation.

Thanks!

thx

Not helpful at all

Thanks for the explanation! This was super helpful

Shouldn't the graph between (2,3) be concave down since F'(x) is decreasing

my college calculus professor can't even teach this right smh. thanks!

This is awesome! Thank you!

I don't understand how you know the initial value of F(x) is 4