Calculus 1.3a: Lines, Parabolas, Circles, and Translations

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[Uwrel]

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[husseinzki]

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[fuzzydot]

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[itsanthonyhere]

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[XxFerrero7]

I just watched your 3b video, forget my original comment *embarrassed*

[XxFerrero7]

Your ideas are great though :)

[XxFerrero7]

This video is titled - Lines, Parabolas, Circles, and Translations, yet all you talk about is how to work out a line's gradient?

[jujumayer]

your videos are great, I had understood nothing on real classes but after getting here, I already know something.

(someone from Brazil)

[jujumayer]

your videos are great, I had understood nothing on real classes but after getting here, I already now something.

(someone from Brasil)

[TechState]

I really love your method of teaching. Many thanks, i'm trying to learn calculus. Can you continue your tutorials? i think they are great!

[daganboy]

I really wish they had calculus in 8th grade.

[flipponzin24]

I thank you very much for helping me. My professor seems to show me nothing compared to this.

[salitasaratosaz]

do you know how to solve quadratic equations with TWO different variables? right now i'm struggling with a problem kind of like this:

x^2 +(2k-1) x + k^2 -3k - 1

[Volkanius]

Isn't it y = mx + c ?

Never heard of y = mx + b

[daganboy]

It is b

[rohano]

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[pokemastermike]

my dad taught not m=deltaX/deltaY but m=rise/run. Also this is not calc.

[smartissexy]

Well your dad taught right then, m=rise/run is exactly the same thing. You're absolutely right, I'm not doing calculus yet, merely laying the foundations for it. We won't be doing calculus until we start using some limits, right?

[f0r3v3r88]

i'm taking cal 1 and mah teacher's pretty harsh

but your vids are helpful :D