The Elegance of Differential Equations (1.25x speed suggested) | Nanorooms E01 (3B1B SoME1)

What would happen when you can use visual intuition to prove calculus? Find out in the video!
This series is heavily inspired by 3Blue1Brown’s intuitive explanation style, and I've been able to create a similar style of content for Chemistry as well. Now it's the time to take part in the SoME!
For SoME evaluators, I suggest watching at 1.25x, this video was made for those who don't have the best grasps on ODEs just yet. The elegant proof is at the end of the video
Written, created, and edited by Prompt Suathim: Researcher at Freak lab, Year 1 Science Student at UBC
Animated using Keynote & Manim
0:00 Intro & Capacitors
2:51 Set up of the problem
7:07 Oh no! We have to approximate
11:00 The start of an elegant proof
14:20 Mini recap
14:50 Adding rigor to elegance
17:00 The curly problem
18:30 Multiply by WHAT?
19:22 Final Stretch
19:58 The Exact Solution & Closing

[@sleepygrumpy]

Excellent -- keep the videos coming

[@AJ-et3vf]

Great video. Thank you

[@MsSlash89]

Keep ‘em comin’!

[@Nanorooms]

Will do!

[@amiramaz]

Fun video! Keep up

[@naturallyinterested7569]

How come asking WA to give me the analytical solution to f'(t) + f(t) = sin(t) gets me a phase plot that is qualitatively different to yours?

[@shrekkinosciocchino1520]

Great video!

[@tomduke558]

that presentation style misleads me to think that this is one of those ELS podcast..

[@Hi_There_UwU]

Its too long and you know it, but great video^~^

[@XxfishpastexX]

please redo the audio, too much stuttering. otherwise, really good content!

[@shibhanlalpandita6975]

What differential equations?
It's math game. Not Math 🐒