Finding a Potential for a Conservative Vector Field

[YouareQueer]

Finals preparation! Thanks, patrickJMT!

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[xFlenchx]

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[nhienoe]

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[p0wntatoe]

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[patrickJMT]

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[thaoboi2]

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[patrickJMT]

@thaoboi2 working hard and being thoughtful

[thaoboi2]

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[fritz4104]

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[legendarysannin65]

nice. good explaining.

[geekgal1000]

what the hell is this, and where did it come from--seriously, did my teacher skip this altogether??? so confused i don't even know where to start. why do you integrate with regard to x and then do derivatives for y and z????

[dancerofmoon]

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[psped7529104]

Exam in 10hrs, had completely forgot how to do this. Your video brought it all rushing back. Thanks

[mitchthesnowboarder1]

excellent explanation. Much better than my calculus teacher did. I understood everything perfectly. Thank you.

[scrossr7]

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[xo0O0xox0O0ox]

honestly didn't get it before i watched this video. thankyou very much

[yasimsk]

WOW! this video really helped me understant how to get the potential..

whew! exam in 8 hours..thank you..

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[Ninjarni]

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[lancevancedance]

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[illusionmajik]

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[cheeseontoast13]

seems irrelevant that i fell asleep in that lecture now...

[tucense]

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[hugguhead]

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[lxiam]

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[patrickJMT]

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[alzaeem5656]

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[JungoBoi123]

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[txdiva09]

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[chrisv20]

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[pettiofficer]

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[bkrysztof]

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[kaskarn]

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[xunnyn]

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[ZohaibAriz]

Thanks man, I hope you have solved an example in which the function g(y,z) are not zero. But any ways, it was a good educative video. Thanks a lot

[valdizos]

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[itsmancini]

Thank you for this! Very clear. What would happen if there was no potential function? When trying to solve for h(y,z) would you get an inequality?

[amadlion]

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[tamerz1690]

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[RJ11234]

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[quoi122]

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[ds121]

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[meganparsec]

yes! thank you so much for this video! it was wonderfully clear and concise. beautifully done. and now i can find potentials! whooo math!

[luckyguests]

Did the constant die?

[315adog]

ok i understood absolutely none of this and i am completely blown a way that such math functions exist.........im at a loss for words.. fx= yadda yadda bing bing F!!!...... i am not worthy.

[trese0000]

I was shocked. Out of all of your videos, I could not quite grasp this concept. I understood all the computation, but the steps of integrating and then taking partials was a bit loopy.. I had no idea what had to be done next after each step. Thank You for the video though.

[patrickJMT]

@trese0000 sorry to let you down! this stuff is confusing i think : )

[learntobatson]

@patrickJMT chin up mate. pretty sure the video was boss. Definitely taught me a better method than my lecturer.

[Phibins]

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[fender0strat]

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