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  • Awesome video. I was racking my brain on my calc 4 take home quiz until i watched this. Thanks!

  • at 6:03...you used substitution....can integration by parts be used as well?

  • Thank you for working out this example completely. It helped me out to understand changing the order of integration as well as calculating the inner integral.

  • today's engineers owe you.

  • tankx

  • Hoe come in the "Calculating a double integral" you just changed the order of dy and dx along with the order of the 2 integral signs without changing the limits of the integral signs?

  • I hope those austin allergies arent killing you!! Who is gonna teach me how to calculus?? Just joshin. Thank you kind sir!

  • @trudal987 i <3 austin

  • Thank you!

  • Legendary!!

  • You, sir, are a saint. I am currently a broke college student. Please expect donation to follow when possible.

  • Man you are so cool

  • If you like his videos, make sure you click the ads so that he is paid for the video. Naturally, he is not allowed to tell you this - but I am. So do it !

  • I was watching the MIT children do this on video but their video sucked. Other then their ability to write with a giant sized piece of novelty chalk I was not impressed.

  • @321boileranimal hahahahha!!!!!

  • can you do a more difficult problem with double integrals that include "e" and "ln" please and thank you

  • This got me a problem on Wiley Plus. Fuck yeah!

  • thanks man for this video.........

  • Why does my Professor make it seem so difficult????????????

  • FUCK MORMANS i hate youtube adds

  • is this fubinis theorem?

  • This exact problem was on my final for calculus.

    Except instead of 0,3 boundaries for my x, it was 0,6.

  • I love you man! Prelims sorted.

  • YOU'RE SO CLEAR! :3

  • AUSTIN?! UT?! Come teach me!

  • Please tell me you make videos for Calc 5 (cal for electrical engineers)

    If you do not I'm not sure how will pass

  • you live in Austin? lets hit up 6th ST!!!

  • Is there a way of knowing when to Change the order of integration? And on a side note, when is it ideal to graph it out, or is there a way to do these sort of problems without graphing them?

  • @cowzrule101 you just have to look at what is being integrated and think about how you would integrate with respect to x and how you would integrate with respect to y. it may be impossible to do one or the other. i would always draw a graph - but you are basically using inverse functions

  • @patrickJMT Because of you, I passed Calculus 3. Probably cause I never payed attention in class and just watched your videos the morning of the test. Haha, love your vids and thank you for your explanations!!

  • @cowzrule101 Your professor would indicate to change the order of integration. At least mine does.

    It would seem cruel if he/she expected you to integrate something out of this world.

  • @cmanalo89 Actually, he sorta does... that's why we use Mathematica.

  • Thank youuu <33

  • Wow after watching multitudes of Patrick's videos, Im starting to have a strong feeling that he uses the Stewarts Calculus math textbook :)

  • so we change the order of integration if the limits of a variable say x differs is in terms of another variable??

  • Thank You pattt!!!!!!!! ;)

  • patrick u r genious......thnx....

  • wow

  • My lecturer explained this concept so poorly that I tot it was impossible to grasp it but u explain it so easy that I feel dumb for not getting it. Your videos are amazing!!!!

  • Thanks a lot Patrick. Very helpful.

  • Why do we use 'Changing order of integration'? why does not Fubini's rule apply to this type of integral?

  • e^x^2 is a wrong expression. you are supposed to write e(x^2). e^x^2 can also be meant (e^x)^2. Thanks.

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  • hi! i just wanna say thank you.. cause you make it seem so easy! haha! i actually understand it after watching your vids.. thanks! (:

  • Could anyone tell me when do you need to change the intergrant when you are reversing the order of integration?

  • THANK YOU SO MUCH!! so much easier to understand than my teacher!

  • Thank you, Patrick.. Thank you so much

  • AWESOME!! thank you so much!

  • so...

    If I get a question that says "sketch the domain of this integral" ... i'd just plug in the limits to a little graph and the domain is the bit that you shaded?

  • Buenisima explicacion, libre de dudas para el examen gracias!!

  • nice explanation and thx for solving my problem :)

  • I really appreciate your help.

    thanks from Chile!!

  • thank u loads !!!!!

  • knowledge for free!! that's what the world is lacking keep up the good work!  :)

  • legend...that is all...

  • dont you dare die you hear meee!!!!

    please dont die :)

    thank you so much!!!

  • YES lol this was literally the exact same question i had on my assignment

  • Wow. The way my teacher was trying to explain this topic was blowing my mind. Your method makes it so much easier!! I've gotten through calculus 1 and 2 using your videos, and they're still a big help in calculus 3. THANK YOU!

  • You are a great teacher. I wish you were my calculus 3 instructor. Now I know, when changing the order of integration, how to set the upper and lower limits. Thank you.

  • this is a really helpful video to me but using your hand as a eraser is not good lol~

  • Could you do a change the order of double integrals that have to do with arcsiny or arccosy. Example:

    D={(x,y)| arcsiny <x<pi/2, 0<y< 1} where the f(x,y) = cos x * Squareroot (1+squared cos x )

    If you do post: Can you email me at sander38@uaa.alaska.edu

  • You're my hero.

    Thanks (:

  • My compliments on your videos. They're awesome & have certainly helped me get through my Engineering degree thus far. Thank you so much.

  • @AshtonTheGeek no problem. glad you have found them helpful!

  • @AshtonTheGeek Ditto! I wouldn't have been able to get through all of these math courses without you, PJMT!

  • Thanks so much, much better then my schoolbooks !

  • once I get a job (after I graduate).. I'm going to donate a lot of money to you because you helped me so much with calculus when I felt I was alone and would never get it. THANKS!

  • ow patrick you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind!

  • Patrick, you are the best mathematician on youtube!!!

  • @cantabriver i am no mathematician!! thanks though : )

  • @patrickJMT why are you not a mathematician?

  • @jesca215 well, i do not do mathematical research, so i am not a mathematician!

  • @patrickJMT Dude you should do mathematical research - the world is driven by people who excel at their areas of expertise 

  • @HumanTargetAus well, i am probably a much better teacher than researcher. i am having much more impact making these videos than i would publishing some paper that only 10 other people in the world care about

  • @patrickJMT That's very true...You are a very good tutor, and your work has helped me through my Engineering/Physics degree thus far. Thanks

  • @HumanTargetAus my pleasure! i get much more satisfaction by helping a fellow nice human being than by doing research. in a university, it is all about pecking order... at least what i have seen. at one dinner with a prof in grad school, he was just berating other mathematicians and ranking people. i left dinner early. i refused to have dinner with such a lame person. of course, not all are like that, but universities have lots of politics involved, which i do not want to be part of

  • Because of you I can now pass Maths II with a good enough score! :)

  • I commend you for this video man. Instead of going to class I spent my time huffing ether and snorting suboxone, along with other drugs, and I thought I was royally fucked for the exam. I spent 2 hours trying to figure out what the hell to do from the textbook, and now I watched your video and I understood the concept in immediately.

    I mean, I'm still probably going to fail the class, but god damn at least I stand a fighting chance now.

  • Congratulations, very good explanation

  • Awesome! The example you just did was the exact same one I was having problems with.

    Thanks!

  • Awesome videos man.  Your thorough explanations helped me a lot with Calc 3!!

  • Too good to be true. I watched you solve this question this morning and is the exact question that came in No 7(c).

    Thanks alot, you really made me a happy person today.

  • Thanks, I have 2 exams that involve change of integral today, my confidence has been boosted by this video.

  • Very nice job, thank you very much, sir, u are very kind and generous.

  • hi i just want to thank you for everything you explain, I love your videos

  • @stefyburi1 glad you like them : ) just doin' the best i can here...

  • This was a homework problem I was stuck on; both my maths teacher and book are terrible at explaining this stuff, so thanks a lot! It wasn't difficult at all after I saw how you graphed it out.

  • Nice, you make math more simpler for me :)

  • Thanks a lot!

  • Awesome Job!!!

    It really helped!

    Thank you VERY MUCH.

    =D

  • Awesome.. helped me alot =) good job

  • how can you tell which regions to pick?

  • it helps me to understand double integrals!!!

    thanks a lot

  • You explain this better than my math lecturer at MIT!!

  • thank you very much.  this was very helpful.

  • Man.. This is very helpful... Thanks

  • Can I have your babies?

  • i love you

  • sweet :D

  • Excellent,,,,,5 stars

  • THANK YOU!!

  • Thank you so much man!

  • wow this really helps, thanks alot

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  • if you can't graph y = 3x I feel bad for oyu

  • f**kin sick sir. seriously you rock

  • if all professors were patricks the world would be a smarter place

  • well there are a lot of professors out there who teaches same or better than patrick but what happen with students in college is that you cannot rewind professors back. While right here u can rewind these videos every time u dont understand patrick. So thats my point.

  • well dont think i am a critic of patrick. I think patrick is the best professor he help me out in CALC 1 2 3 and Diff. so i will definitely do donation once my job starts.

    Thanks patrick keep doing what u do for us.Omen

  • haha i gotcha...I feel the same way.

  • You are great at explaining mathematics, Patrick, but I want to point out a small error in this video. At 0:57, you accidentally say that the linear function y = x/3 has a slope of 1 instead of 1/3. Best wishes.

  • ops! my mistake : )

  • Thanks!! This helped alot, I wish you were my instructer. haha

  • Nice videos Patrick. They helped me a lot. =)Thanks.

  • glad to help : )

  • thank you so much!!you saved me!

  • so so much better than my lecturer.

    When you explain it, it makes sense. When my lecturer explains it, it's a mass of symbols and terminology

  • wow this was the best, i've never understood double integrals so well. thank you!!

  • great vids

  • Patrick, if I had money I'd give you bags upon bags of it. Thank you so much!

  • @dlebar1 lol hes a jew he'd love that haha

  • Thanks so much Patrick. You're a lifesaver. I have a Cal 3 text in half an hour. Great Job!!!

  • I dont understand some thing. At the end went you find the integral by substitution, you solve the equation by using u=9 and u=0. Why you dont change by u=x^2.

    Than this will give 9^2 and o^2.

    Thank you for any answers

  • patrick got the 9 from the u substitution equation

    u = x^2

    so the old limits were 0 to 3

    so 0^2 = 0

    and 3^2 = 9

  • Thx

  • very clear presentation!!! thanks!!

  • Man u are the shit!You rock!

  • oi! what about when he dropped his pen !!! only kidding ... cool post dude, helped me alot.

  • you have just saved my exam. thanx :)

  • Thank you, it was very interesting.

    I would have changed your last step though.

    We do know a primitive of x|---> x.exp(x²) which is for all real x : x|---> exp(x²)/2.

    Deriving exp(x²) gives a good hint of it.

    Of course you get the same result in the end. :-)

    It looks to me that the process is much simpler than changing variables.

  • i just keep seeing the word sex in calculus...

  • its cause i make it so hot

  • Patrick, thank you always nice to get someone else's perspective on calculus or Math in general..Keep up the great work, you are impacting lives. Great job

  • This is exactly what I've been having problems with 2 days ago.

    Thank you!!

  • Very clearly explained. Thank you!

  • Excellent video!

  • thank u!

  • thanks for the video! I been watching you videos since i was in calculus 1. lol

  • ha, that is cool to know : )

    glad people like them

  • Great explanation!! may be you can post a more complex question... thx

  • great//!

  • thanks!!

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