1) You really just proved your formula for a right triangle whose base and height are the legs, and not a triangle in general. Yeah, I know, the formula in general follows from this specific case. Just being picky.
2) I think your videos are very well suited for students who have a good grasp on math to begin with, but can easily lose someone who kinda knows, but feels unsure about certain moves.
Hmmm, maybe I should try this teach via YouTube schtick
"2) I think your videos are very well suited for students who have a good grasp on math to begin with, but can easily lose someone who kinda knows, but feels unsure about certain moves."
- I Agree with you dude. I'm kinda lost. I know the concept of integrals a bit but this is kinda next level teaching.
I am positive that you have the ability to teach more advanced calculus topics. But this demonstration is excellent! I look forward to watching more. Thank you. :)
Thank you !!
mrgenius4 2 months ago
Where do you get the "2" from at 2:44?
joeymorrow3 3 months ago
@joeymorrow3 the integral of x is x^2/2
ghostly65 2 months ago
omg thank you.
12arachne 1 year ago
Why do you do your multiplication signs as dots? its realy confusing.
XANDERXXZ 1 year ago
@XANDERXXZ Dots are how grownups multiplicate.
illustriouschin 1 year ago
@illustriouschin Ohh HA HA HA
XANDERXXZ 1 year ago
@XANDERXXZ That was sarcastic by the way
XANDERXXZ 1 year ago
HELPED ME SO MUCH you have no idea, this was bugging me all day - 1st year engineering student :)
kizalia 1 year ago
Can I have you as my lectruer instead of who I have now? :D
TheRealDamnSyko 2 years ago
you should do the proof for the therom of any triangle. A= 1/2 ab Sin C
Thats the equation I though you would have produced when I clicked you're video. Nicely constructed though.
warpedset 2 years ago
thanks this really helped me!!!!
MG0808 3 years ago
Nice work indeed.
lamchee58 3 years ago
You have proved for right-angled triangles only...
cactuscity 3 years ago
Dear cactuscity,
consider other triangles to be made of two right angle triangles.
lamchee58 3 years ago
Correct, though he didn't explain/prove that.
cactuscity 3 years ago
Watch the video twice, once for each RA triangle then.
Tonyjava 3 years ago
Nice presentation. Two comments.
1) You really just proved your formula for a right triangle whose base and height are the legs, and not a triangle in general. Yeah, I know, the formula in general follows from this specific case. Just being picky.
2) I think your videos are very well suited for students who have a good grasp on math to begin with, but can easily lose someone who kinda knows, but feels unsure about certain moves.
Hmmm, maybe I should try this teach via YouTube schtick
ccchappa 4 years ago
"2) I think your videos are very well suited for students who have a good grasp on math to begin with, but can easily lose someone who kinda knows, but feels unsure about certain moves."
- I Agree with you dude. I'm kinda lost. I know the concept of integrals a bit but this is kinda next level teaching.
GoldAK47 3 years ago
Can you do this in english? Wait neve mind I got a C in that class too.
Damnit I am screwed.
kalaila9 4 years ago
am i the only one that thinks your video audio output is dead on the right side?
bkjoelover 4 years ago
ooops you want stereo???? well of course that costs extra.....
midnighttutor 4 years ago 3
no... surround sound, jp.
bkjoelover 4 years ago
Man do I feel stupid.
sprocketman14 4 years ago
i miss calculus class
Theauthenticmindset 4 years ago 2
Great use of calculus to relate to earlier math.
MisterSym 4 years ago
This is great. useful. It is a very good way to learn mathematics.
krille1977 5 years ago
I am positive that you have the ability to teach more advanced calculus topics. But this demonstration is excellent! I look forward to watching more. Thank you. :)
48phantom 5 years ago
Thanks for taking the time to post this.
muffinman1 5 years ago