i'm not even a calculus students in high school but once i watched one of your videos i just got hooked... your amazing man i'm learning a lot... u make calculus very easy i understand everything u say... keep it up n THANK YOU!!
@happy321hh because he just wants to show you what l'hospital rule, he also use the extraction of x trick, or simplifying trick, but since this is a l'hospital rule lesson, so that's what he's using haha. also quotient rule would still pretty crappy lol
Instead of factoring out an x-sqaured, you can also look at the coefficients of the ones with the x to the largest exponent. Take those coefficients and you get your answer. For instance, in this problem, Step 1) this limit is being evaluated as x approaches infinity, Step 2) x-squared is the "largest" exponent, there is an x-sqauared on the top and bottom, therefore, Step 3) I can take those coefficients out and get my answer. It's a neat trick but it is also a good idea to check your answer.
i'm not even a calculus students in high school but once i watched one of your videos i just got hooked... your amazing man i'm learning a lot... u make calculus very easy i understand everything u say... keep it up n THANK YOU!!
chinotovar 2 months ago
@chinotovar You will succeed in college. :D
Antroz0197 1 week ago
Why didnt we use the qoutient rule?
happy321hh 3 months ago
@happy321hh because he just wants to show you what l'hospital rule, he also use the extraction of x trick, or simplifying trick, but since this is a l'hospital rule lesson, so that's what he's using haha. also quotient rule would still pretty crappy lol
megamanxu 3 months ago
Instead of factoring out an x-sqaured, you can also look at the coefficients of the ones with the x to the largest exponent. Take those coefficients and you get your answer. For instance, in this problem, Step 1) this limit is being evaluated as x approaches infinity, Step 2) x-squared is the "largest" exponent, there is an x-sqauared on the top and bottom, therefore, Step 3) I can take those coefficients out and get my answer. It's a neat trick but it is also a good idea to check your answer.
ManinderjitG 4 months ago
Thank you so much.
DarthMrB 4 months ago
you could also look at this problem as a rational function with a horizontal asymptote of -4/3
xmaams 7 months ago
@xmaams shhhhh... :P
iamtheplauge 5 months ago in playlist Calculus
Does watching this in 720p HD to my 42" TV and 5.1 home cinema speakers makes me a nerd?
ParanormalEnities 8 months ago
* I wish i can dislike the one who disliked the video *
Musiclo0ovee 9 months ago
very good, your channel is my classroom... :D
jettubes1 10 months ago
i can never go to class and still get an A in my exams because of this guy ;)
MrAmerica99997 11 months ago
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mebootm 11 months ago
My god AP calc AB is hard :(
CyclopsMaker 11 months ago
@CyclopsMaker This is Calc BC.
Wittymoo 9 months ago
LOVE YOU!!!!!
bothar54 1 year ago
cool. do more cal 2 problems=]
ny1fanta 1 year ago
Excellent keep it up:)
Altafian 1 year ago
i knew it already
vishal7244 1 year ago
WOW !! thats nice
hossein1413 1 year ago