Vertical Motion (integration) (KristaKingMath)

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In this video I explain a vertical motion calculus problem example.
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[@kristakingmath]

@GottaTHRASHtillDeath I'm glad I could help, thanks so much for letting me know! I really appreciate the support. :)

[@93leeza]

you are amazing teacher i always watch all of your videos , you actually saved my calculus credit :)

[@GottaTHRASHtillDeath]

Wow, this was simply profound! Thank you very much, this made my understanding much more clear! I really enjoy these, keep up the good work :]

[@hg2.]

I needed to play this one twice to catch up with some of the gloss overs (maybe this video could work better in 2 parts to pull apart some of the nuances, like "derivative is 0 at top of the ball throw", but that's ok, just play a couple times over and, with Krista's videos, you've got it.
Krista is doing to those miserable classrooms what email is doing to the post office. Go Krista!

[@kristakingmath]

You're welcome! Glad I could help. :)

[@PurpleRainCrow]

Very Clear and thorough. Thank you so much!

[@kristakingmath]

@93leeza That's awesome!! So glad I could help! :)

[@ahmedkdk]

omg I thought i will never understand dynamics! Thank you so much

[@kristakingmath]

@PurpleRainCrow You're welcome!! :D

[@kristakingmath]

you're welcome!! :D

[@mcanhoughlavinchski9432]

Couldn't you also fill in v at the top as 0 right away as at that moment kinetic energy is equal to 0?

[@kmmarazzi6232]

I have a question, does the acceleration is always equal to 3.2???

[@marylouisegarcia2628]

2024 here! it helped me so much this being the last item on my assignment lol

[@kristakingmath]

I’m so so glad it helped!! 🤓

[@marylouisegarcia2628]

@@kristakingmath btw if this isn't too much
"when does it reach the maximum height?" does this question talks about the time or the velocity?

[@MsReeses97]

how does taking the derivative maximize the function?

[@pltcon11]

this video helped a lot. thank you! and OMG you are so cute!!

[@RussellAyadvanityichiru]

it's fine... tnx

[@kristakingmath]

no, just in this particular example. :)