Lec 33 | MIT 18.01 Single Variable Calculus, Fall 2007

[steinmath]

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[archmqw]

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[agapitoflores001]

This made my assignment quite easy to answer.

[suny123boy1]

Damn double angle formula is ridiculous. Every time I work a problem on a quiz or in the book and I have to use that, I'm like "really"????

[gorgolyt]

@suny123boy1 there's barely anything to remember... derp.

s2@ = 2s@c@

HOLY SHIT SO MUCH TO LEARN

[Inuxsesshoumaru]

this professor has really nice handwriting lol

[kerrieluvsya]

Im stuck with a maths uestion and im wondering if anyone could help ?

ok so basically :

The price of a car has increased in value by 30%. If the car is now

valued at £7800 what was its previous value?

im kinda dumb.......

[EgoSumIndigentia]

@kerrieluvsya Something times 1.3 (30% increase) is equal to 7800. Therefore, 7800/1.3 is 6000. The answer is 6000 units.

[xxxcoolboyxxx]

That's so unfair he says at 10:40 ish that they get all the formulas on the exam!! WTF we have to memorize ALL the stupid formulas

[adejareojo]

same here.

[xghoulxx]

I guess that's the problem with highschools, they gave us the formulas when I took calc in my university. Calc shouldn't be about memorizing 40+ formulas, but knowing when and how to use them or at least being able to derive some formulas on your own and understanding why they work.

[gorgolyt]

@xxxcoolboyxxx tbh it's fair enough, you can hardly claim a degree in mathematics if you can't remember the mathematical formulas.

the formulas here are really quite fundamental so if you don't know them you can't really do maths. if you've understood the content you can actually derive them from first principles anyway.

[suny123boy1]

@gorgolyt

You don't have time to derive them on a test.

[juandhaltrich]

wish i could become a MIT student one day.

[michalchik]

This seems like a hard test

[michalchik]

thanks

[Shmling]

I wish was smart enough to go to MIT.

[behnamasid]

@Shmling not all people in mit are smart.

[Lolercopterz]

@Shmling Alot of those people at top colleges study 24/7.... School smarts is a whole different kind of smart....

[gigijbijbj]

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[gigijbijbj]

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