Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric Functions - Another Example!

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[@patrickjmt]

@T3N0RI0 i have some more of these hiding on my hard drive , i will try to make a point to upload them

[@patrickjmt]

@T3N0RI0 i have a few of these hiding on my hard drive, i will try to make a point to upload them

[@callmewhatchuwill]

Nice. I'm in BC right now.

[@wolf92193]

A reply a year later? That's a new record for me!
Good luck in your class. It turns out my college doesn't like online courses and didn't award me any credits even though I got a 4 on the exam, so I have to retake calc 1.

[@wolf92193]

The Good: Your videos continue to make math easier for many people
The Bad: My school just cut my Calc class
The Awesome: I convinced the principal to allow me to go home 3 hours early
every other day to take the class online

[@callmewhatchuwill]

Shinanigans! I got a 3 for Cal AB. I don't know if I want to take the AP this year. I have a D right now. But that's cuz I hardly do my homework.
At least it'll be easier won't it?

[@NanaBayBeeLove]

I am so close to withdrawing Calc 2 and I JUST discovered you. I wish I discovered you earlier. :(

[@OddRobb]

Do you have any videos with eigenvalues/eigenvectors and phase portraits?

[@Zeke8762]

Scary. I just started covering this is Calculus lol.

[@fionaNESS]

do you american guys have 'standard integrals?' because its on ours (we get special integrals on a sheet of paper for our maths tests) and we can easily get the derivative that way

[@callmewhatchuwill]

I guess I can't really expect anything new can I? haha
I guess it's always good to try. Especially since I do plan to go to college, maybe I can credit for that class.

[@DonenDone10101]

@DonenDone10101 or : sin[cos^-1(u)]=(1-u^2)^.5

[@DonenDone10101]

is: sin[cos^-1(x^.5)]=(1-x)^.5 ??

[@sjsawyer]

One could always do implicit differentiation if he or she does not remember the derivatives of inverse trig functions.

[@T3N0RI0]

just in time :)

[@callmewhatchuwill]

@wolf92193 Wth, I didn't know schools could do that. That's preposterous!

[@CloroxBleach.]

hi i'm from the future

[@wolf92193]

@callmewhatchuwill I just got home 3 minutes ago, just finishing my lunch before I get to work XD

[@wolf92193]

Then again I I wish you good luck.

[@Thangiee12]

Lol me too

[@wolf92193]

Much easier, much more boring.
I'm not qualified to give advice about whether or not you should worry about taking the exam, but I'd suggest you at least try. If nothing else, it would give you a good idea of your understanding of the course material, and it could save you a few hundred dollars from college costs (if you're planning on going to college, that is I wasn't but I'm here anyway).