Introduction to Parametrizing a Surface with Two Parameters

[moomoorawrrawr]

may i borrow your brain?

[JonhnyGrave108]

can you upload more videos on parametrization or (anyone reading this) point to some good places to study that?

i always have trouble doing that part, even in another things in calculus and it's widely overlooked in calculus books. --''

[dashiellv]

Why put extra arrows on the axes in opposite directions? Doesn't an arrow mean that there is an increase in that direction?

[pljehyun]

yay, i love yeti doughnuts! thanks sal!

[obogz]

I like pie 8-}

[xMeshuggahx]

I found this video very interesting but I can't find the sequel to it.

Has it just not been uploaded yet?

Thank you

[Frinniz]

I just want to point out that you say 3pi/4 a few times in this video, when you mean 3pi/2. Otherwise, you're doing a great job.

[khanacademy]

@Frinniz you're right. Sorry about that.

[drdoughnuts]

Doughnuts ftw! Thanks for the explanation

[BYMYSYD]

mmmmm....donunts

[Waranle]

Thank you Sal

[reik2006]

really good explained sal ;)