Lec 34 | MIT 18.02 Multivariable Calculus, Fall 2007

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[NoNiceNamesLeft]

skip to 25:00 for multivariable calculus.

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[blockfrenzydude]

Oh dear God, I can't believe this awaits me in college. Well, time to break out the red bull.

[JimmyTheGreek2000]

You need to crack the calculus textbook first! ..... and if you master vectors you will have earned the right to break out the red bull!

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[PierreGrondinLeBlanc]

I just watched the beguinning of the class, but to me, it looks more like vectorial algebra than multivariable calculus.

[thefullmonte03]

That is a large part of it. But this is only one class. Usually in multivariable calculus, they cover functions in R^N; vector valued functions. partial derivatives, multiple integrals, surface integrals and line integrals...

[atifzmn]

i have studied scalars and vectors in intermediate educations but its just on the black board and i wz unable to implement it in real life.Honestly i was never comfortable with mathematics.

[paxcoder]

Really? Vectors are one of the few things that was useful and didn't pose any problem to me. Examples:

It helped me construct my own the reasoning behind the "domino effect" (if a cloud moves "forward", and is diverted by a mm - vector addition - it will eventually end up in a different place then it should). And my friend used it to program a ball&pad game (ball has a vector, and wall has one two, and when the ball hits the wall, vectors subtract, changing vector=direction of the ball-bounce).