One other thing on minute 5:55 you multiply by x/x, when you do so, you get x-1+xlnx in the denominator, how do you get that? if you multiply (1/x)(x-1) you get, x-1/x, and if you multiply this by x, this does not give you x-1, I am pretty sure there is something im not seeing here, i know that you can multiply first the x and then the x-1, and that way you would get x-1, but how do you go from multiplying 1/x * x-1 = x-1/x * x = x^2 -1/x = x-1/x= -1 to x-1?
In your first example, when you factor out x, can you just simply put that in the denominator, then use L Hopitals rule to get 1/-1x^ -2, then factor out this to get, -1x^2, and then apply the limit, which would go to infinity as well?
@fmkk2000 Well, if you're writing it as L'Hopital's rule, there has to be an accent for the "o", which I guess you cannot add on YouTube (not sure!). And since Hopital translates to hospital, you can for convenience sake say L'Hospital or The Hospital's Rule
EXCELLENT! What would take me about 5 hours to figure out, you have made me understand in 30 min! (Indeterminate Products, Differences and Powers!) Done!!!
just like everyone else your videos have saved me...if i was up to me u would be a millionaire, for all the help you have given everyone lol..unless you are already rich haha but seriously i am so grateful!!=)
I think it's the whole phenomena of someone teaching it a different way and sometimes a much more understandable manner that makes us students want the person teaching in the videos as our own teacher.
Who knows patrick could secretly be satan when he teaches in real life ... which is the most logical conclusion of course :)
Seriously though man, great work. Like I said before thank you for not babying those watching the videos with nothing but easy problems.
Well, if you want to talk about "scary" you should see my class's average in calc II: 66% (the whole class's average). YIKES and I have an exam tomorrow on these integrals Thanks for making the vids!!!
If you think 66% is bad, in my Calc I class the last midterm we had the class average was 40%! Teacher sucks... It would be awesome if we had Patrick, but atleast I get to watch your videos! Thanks
nahh, I couldn't understand a word what the teacher was saying. I entirely depended on your videos and managed to get 70%. But, the class marks were so low, the prof scaled it down and I ended up with 80% :) Prof does make a BIG difference lol! Thanks
One other thing on minute 5:55 you multiply by x/x, when you do so, you get x-1+xlnx in the denominator, how do you get that? if you multiply (1/x)(x-1) you get, x-1/x, and if you multiply this by x, this does not give you x-1, I am pretty sure there is something im not seeing here, i know that you can multiply first the x and then the x-1, and that way you would get x-1, but how do you go from multiplying 1/x * x-1 = x-1/x * x = x^2 -1/x = x-1/x= -1 to x-1?
VidalesJorge 6 days ago
In your first example, when you factor out x, can you just simply put that in the denominator, then use L Hopitals rule to get 1/-1x^ -2, then factor out this to get, -1x^2, and then apply the limit, which would go to infinity as well?
VidalesJorge 6 days ago
excellent! u helped me sooo much!
Diamond52894 1 month ago
Thanks, this helped a bit.
whatisthedealwithdat 2 months ago
Thanks Patrick. All those missed lectures can be made up by your vidz.Really appreciate it.
TheKaveshan 3 months ago
"Damn this graded homework is due in 20 minutes, how do I do this problem"
Patrick works the exact problem I have in my homework
"Oh, that's how you do it."
iCHAINSAW 3 months ago 3
@iCHAINSAW ha ; )
patrickJMT 3 months ago
thank you so much! you always have the perfect videos to help me out when I'm stuck.
barbaric37 3 months ago
@barbaric37 tons of calculus stuff, so come back any time : )
patrickJMT 3 months ago
great videos but its l'hopital's rule not hospital's, funny I made the same mistake...
fmkk2000 5 months ago
@fmkk2000 Actually L'Hopital is french for "the hospital." Makes that mistake even funnier:p
HoboJoe2193 2 months ago
@fmkk2000 Well, if you're writing it as L'Hopital's rule, there has to be an accent for the "o", which I guess you cannot add on YouTube (not sure!). And since Hopital translates to hospital, you can for convenience sake say L'Hospital or The Hospital's Rule
TheRoadofDestruction 1 month ago
@fmkk2000 i guess the guy who has written the most popular calculus textbook in usa also does not know how to spell it after his 8th edition
patrickJMT 1 month ago
wait wouldn't infinity times infinity be 2 infinity?
dragooner4 6 months ago
Patrick, Awesome, you should come to Brazil in visit, your math wisdom is an evolution object-oriented =)
jayronsoares 6 months ago
in which class,in USA, do you learn L'hospital rule? 'cause here in Romania we learn it in 11-th grade.
rapzone93 9 months ago
@rapzone93 in a math class? because I don't think they teach it in a history class...
TheMexicanRambo1 9 months ago
@TheMexicanRambo1 lol by class he meant grade
djisomatic 6 months ago
@rapzone93
There is no certain grade you learn L'hospital's rule. You have to take Calculus to learn the rule, and not everyone takes calculus in the US.
nightlight12340 2 months ago
OMG this was soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo helpful
Thank you thank you thank youuuuuuuuuuuuu
InfectedMelody11 11 months ago
5:14 alto :D
Jk
You're so helpful
anaMohammed100 1 year ago
how much would it cost me to have an in ear mic during my calc 2 exams with you on the other side???
elejalde3 1 year ago
@elejalde3 all the tea in china
patrickJMT 1 year ago 22
@patrickJMT working on it
elejalde3 1 year ago
@patrickJMT got it
gmanz5 2 months ago
@elejalde3 why would you have an microphone in your ear?
Raver616 9 months ago
EXCELLENT! What would take me about 5 hours to figure out, you have made me understand in 30 min! (Indeterminate Products, Differences and Powers!) Done!!!
Thank you so much!
MrHoffmannTaiwan 1 year ago
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I would appreciate it if you did number 29 from that book.
FLCL2010 1 year ago
As always, a helpful review video for me and my test.
evilbunnyhinter 1 year ago
Thanks a lot, your videos are great
StefanandNathan 1 year ago
The Prince of Mathematics
VeemanLTTE 2 years ago 8
ha! that was gauss!
patrickJMT 2 years ago
I sure you're a much better teacher than Gauss was!
midnight9wanderer 1 year ago
On the first example you did, we got the form infinity * infinity. Shouldn't we apply the L'hopital's rule for calculating indeterminate products?
Osiyor 2 years ago
ur great teacher ;p
but wat's L'H
o.O
haven't heared of it b4
maha229 2 years ago
This video helped me so much. I was banging my head for hours on how to do these.
FaiththeHairstylist 2 years ago
how do you know when to use the last method in the first example? or how do you know which one to use?
dragomanrd2 2 years ago
thanks this really help me
sgskum 2 years ago
is this taught in calc 1 or calc 2?
ascendinfinity 2 years ago
either or... i have seen it taught in both
patrickJMT 2 years ago
it's taught in cal2!!!
RadoAller 2 years ago
just like everyone else your videos have saved me...if i was up to me u would be a millionaire, for all the help you have given everyone lol..unless you are already rich haha but seriously i am so grateful!!=)
aqualizard2991 2 years ago 4
hahah wonderful : )
patrickJMT 2 years ago
I think it's the whole phenomena of someone teaching it a different way and sometimes a much more understandable manner that makes us students want the person teaching in the videos as our own teacher.
Who knows patrick could secretly be satan when he teaches in real life ... which is the most logical conclusion of course :)
Seriously though man, great work. Like I said before thank you for not babying those watching the videos with nothing but easy problems.
isoman2kx 2 years ago
i am a tough teacher : ) tough love, tough love
patrickJMT 2 years ago
Wow thanks to your videos I was one of the 3 students to score over a 100 on a quiz! Thanks and please keep posting them up!
aranda89 2 years ago
very nice : )
keep up the good work!!
me make me so proud!
patrickJMT 2 years ago
this is awesome, great refresher for me, thank you.
mrgatorland 2 years ago
Doing stuff like this along with integrals gives me nightmares :[
SaMatta87 2 years ago
if this is the scariest thing in your life, you are lucky : )
patrickJMT 2 years ago
Well, if you want to talk about "scary" you should see my class's average in calc II: 66% (the whole class's average). YIKES and I have an exam tomorrow on these integrals Thanks for making the vids!!!
SaMatta87 2 years ago
If you think 66% is bad, in my Calc I class the last midterm we had the class average was 40%! Teacher sucks... It would be awesome if we had Patrick, but atleast I get to watch your videos! Thanks
hockeyfan123455 2 years ago
hhahahaha! you all would say the EXACT same thing if i were to be your teacher, 100% guarantee it : )
patrickJMT 2 years ago
nahh, I couldn't understand a word what the teacher was saying. I entirely depended on your videos and managed to get 70%. But, the class marks were so low, the prof scaled it down and I ended up with 80% :) Prof does make a BIG difference lol! Thanks
hockeyfan123455 2 years ago
how come u r allowed to change the question into division form ?
joojoo00oo 3 years ago
cause the are equivalent if you 'undo' the division
patrickJMT 3 years ago