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2 months ago
7 Dias Bolson
Reportaje de 7 Dias, con don Luis Roberto Clachar, Bolson, Guanacaste.
Lunes 28 de Noviembre, 2011
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7 months ago
Derivative Rag
Wanna learn calculus the fun way? Then check this out! Written and performed by Dr. Eric McDowell, chair of the Math Department at Berry College.
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@jennys2151 Dear Jennys2151:
Thanks so much for the promotion of my video. I look forward to introducing you to Berry's campus when you begin looking at colleges. Perhaps you can appear in a future production!
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9 months ago
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10 months ago
Calculicious
Our Final AP Calc Project
Credits go to Josh and Steve for lyrics
Lisa and Jenny for thinking up the idea
Mike for recording the sound
Enjoy
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For another Calculus video, check out "Derivative Rag"...
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10 months ago
Mathmaticious
A mathematical parody of Fergie's Fergalicious.
If you have an undeniable passion for this song, you can purchase it from several music sharing we...
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Great video! Check out "Derivative Rag" for more math instruction.
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1 year ago
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10 months ago
I Will Derive!
I parody of "I Will Survive" that I did with a couple of my friends for our Calculus and Physics classes.
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At first I was afraid, what cou...
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Please view "Derivative Rag" for more Calculus entertainment...
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10 months ago
Finite Simple Group (of Order Two)
The original and famous math a cappella performance by The Klein Four, remastered for your enjoyment.
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Inspired partly by the Klein Four - and largely by Tom Lehrer - I wrote and recorded "Derivative Rag". Please check out the video that my students and I produced...
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10 months ago
Tom Lehrer - Derivative Song
A fun little song about how to find a derivative.
According to the Internet Archive, this video footage is from Irving "Kaps" Kaplansky's 80th Bir...
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Tom Lehrer is my inspiration! Like him, I am a math professor with a musical muse. I offer no comparison; nonetheless, I am delighted to direct you to a video that I made with my students: Please consider viewing the "Derivative Rag".
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11 months ago
A Magic Number - Sixty Symbols
It's a tricky concept linked to chaos, but the Feigenbaum Constant is a special number which appears everywhere in nature. More symbols at http://w...
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1 year ago
Calculus Rhapsody
Calculus Rhapsody
By Phil Kirk & Mike Gospel
Is this x defined?
Is f continuous?
How do you find out?
You can use the limit process.
Approach fro...
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This is amazing! Check out "Derivative Rag" for more Calculus fun!
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Maravilloso! Traigalos a Berry College!!!