Instead of adding the -3 and countering it with -1/3 like you did at the problem 3:40-4:50,
in my class all we did was move the -3 in (du=-3dx) to the other side, and you have(-1/3du=dx), and from there you can just move the -1/3 to the outside of the integral.
Same concept, but this video is much more understandable, albeit more added to it.
so I was wondering, that at 2:38, why do we multiply the derivative of the the exponent (2x) by the whole function (1/2 * e^(x^2)) instead of just by the exponents function (x^2 * 2x)?
Its so funny to skip around and repeat things over and over so it makes no sense at all. It reminds me of the first time I took calculus. I was thinking, "wha..?" Try it, its funny.
Rofl!! I missed the most important class which was 'bout the substitution method and was say ha!! but, I do really understand it very well here, that instructor still rocks hahaha
anyway, I just want some refresh, I have already taken those things when I was in the high kool
u mean 5:30, i guess... the integral of 1/x dx just is ln |x|.... thats all. as the derivate of ln x = 1/x. its defined that way. what u could do is draw the graph of 1/x and consider integral 1/x as the area under the graph... out of that u could see that it acctually makes sence. hope that helps ^^
thanks so much for the video~! they're really helpful. i had a calculus exam 2 semesters ago, and i remember that one of the example problems you did in one of your tutorials was on there.
integration isn't algorithmic, you must just practice, practice, practice to choose the proper u substitution properly. Just look for patterns. He chose in the second one let u = 5-3x because he knew that if you got integral du/u he could find it easily since it is natural log. Just practice and look for notorious looking patterns to choose a proper u. Like if you saw any e^t it might just be easier to let it be u since it is easy to integrate. Integration is a different game from derv.s:)
Instead of adding the -3 and countering it with -1/3 like you did at the problem 3:40-4:50,
in my class all we did was move the -3 in (du=-3dx) to the other side, and you have(-1/3du=dx), and from there you can just move the -1/3 to the outside of the integral.
Same concept, but this video is much more understandable, albeit more added to it.
pythor2 1 year ago
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hcb1515 1 year ago
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turbojb 1 year ago
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ProKillerDSF 1 year ago
so I was wondering, that at 2:38, why do we multiply the derivative of the the exponent (2x) by the whole function (1/2 * e^(x^2)) instead of just by the exponents function (x^2 * 2x)?
babychick398 1 year ago
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louisse789 1 year ago
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Tarkus96 1 year ago
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hameed00o 1 year ago
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dahungrypanda29 1 year ago
I'm kind of confused, how can you say that u = x^2? Am I missing something?
dahungrypanda29 1 year ago
he incorporated the equation
u^ndu = u^n+1/n+1 + c
lamtartarus 1 year ago
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This is useful how?? Id really like an example of how this is used.
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no exaggeration when i say that ive literally learned more from this guy than my prof this sememster, thank you so much!
cornholeavenger69 2 years ago 29
I have searched high and low for something to supplement my calc lectures, and your videos are BY FAR the best resource.
vitaminEATER 2 years ago 4
Thank you for the video, I now understand it better!
mdablemont 2 years ago 5
i wish i had this guy as my professor.
pitismall 2 years ago 12
thanks Calculus! x)
Milchi7 2 years ago 2
videos like this are the reason im gonna pass maths lol thanks :D
alchemitch 2 years ago 7
Its so funny to skip around and repeat things over and over so it makes no sense at all. It reminds me of the first time I took calculus. I was thinking, "wha..?" Try it, its funny.
mynameisnotanumber 2 years ago
Wow, this guy's good.
PR0GRAMMING 2 years ago 2
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hekoloaka 2 years ago
Is it dust me, or is it a damn hard subjet to study
cesfigas 2 years ago
Rofl!! I missed the most important class which was 'bout the substitution method and was say ha!! but, I do really understand it very well here, that instructor still rocks hahaha
anyway, I just want some refresh, I have already taken those things when I was in the high kool
yudolicious 2 years ago
very very helpful
vandhanag 2 years ago
at 6:30 how does the Ln come into play, help would be greatly appreciated.
Howboutthinking 2 years ago
I don't understand that either.
mechwarreir2 2 years ago
1/u=lnu
qilongli 2 years ago
thx
mechwarreir2 2 years ago
d/dx (ln u) = 1/u
SalvationEternity777 2 years ago 2
u mean 5:30, i guess... the integral of 1/x dx just is ln |x|.... thats all. as the derivate of ln x = 1/x. its defined that way. what u could do is draw the graph of 1/x and consider integral 1/x as the area under the graph... out of that u could see that it acctually makes sence. hope that helps ^^
gcash2009 2 years ago
remenber that the derivative of ln(u) = 1/u, hence the antiderivative of 1/u is simply ln |u|.
debunker1905 2 years ago
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u218064 2 years ago
Thanks for helping me pass AP Calculus!
johnsmithvideo 3 years ago 2
thanks so much for the video~! they're really helpful. i had a calculus exam 2 semesters ago, and i remember that one of the example problems you did in one of your tutorials was on there.
trancm 3 years ago
put some pantera in the background and I totally understand what he's saying! Banging my fucking head to this shit!
rryking 3 years ago
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ladyomnivore 3 years ago 4
I love the smile at the beginning and the end, haha. This guy is AWESOME
nickdoof 3 years ago 2
how can i know which number or variable am i gonna let it be u because in all the examples you choose differennt numbers to be u ????
jenloesem 3 years ago
integration isn't algorithmic, you must just practice, practice, practice to choose the proper u substitution properly. Just look for patterns. He chose in the second one let u = 5-3x because he knew that if you got integral du/u he could find it easily since it is natural log. Just practice and look for notorious looking patterns to choose a proper u. Like if you saw any e^t it might just be easier to let it be u since it is easy to integrate. Integration is a different game from derv.s:)
Entertainmentwf 3 years ago 3
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dontmess26 3 years ago
I really would've liked to have seen you take the derivative of your integral.
chrisortiz713 3 years ago
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willwalkkent 3 years ago
how do you find the indefinite integral of x/(1-x^2)^1/2
panth92 3 years ago
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shakirasexyforever 3 years ago
Very useful to remind some of the facts :)
Umarluch 3 years ago
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better than my teacher for sure...
mirelasidofarekokrra 3 years ago
You actually can find the log of a negative number but it involves complex numbers.
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polo123man456 3 years ago
Omg YOU SAVED MY GRADE IN AP CALCULUS!!!! THANK YOU as X approaches infinity!
thinklongandhard 3 years ago 2
from the left or the right?
HankHillDoesWork 3 years ago
arod,
what he did he just multiply the whole thing by 1 = 2 (1/2)
curioustoknow123 3 years ago
Good stuff
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rohano 4 years ago
just remember.. don't drink and derive. =)
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alexlaz 4 years ago 3
i dont get it, once the 2 is eliminated doesn't the 1/2 go as well?
arod889 4 years ago
Muy bien.
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calculus100 4 years ago
Gracias Profesor.
MathTV 4 years ago 3
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Honeypassion 4 years ago
oh my god me want integrals 5 -_-
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