Partial derivatives. Chris Tisdell UNSW Sydney
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he speech is superb
MrPEDOCTOR 1 month ago
This is a great help for me.
jhamien920 2 months ago
very well done, nice and easy going keep it up sir!
DoubleDown200 2 months ago
this was great, thanks !
snozzla 11 months ago
If i take business course I won't have to learn these things right?
HugeDeek 11 months ago
Hi,
Can the videos be freely downloaded? I could not see any link to do that.
testingpidgin 1 year ago
@FIFAMAN07C3 cause sinx is to be treated as constant when differentiating w.r.t to y.
snshusat161 1 year ago
Hello Dr.Tisdell, thank you for your videos. I would like you to help me to solve the following partial differential equation:
a*dy/dx - b*dy/dt = K(y-yi)
being a, b and K constants
this equation translate the mass transfer in a column.
any help?
thanks a million.
carinasolan 1 year ago
@FIFAMAN07C3 nevermind i just realized that if x is a constant and you take its sine value its also a constant. and that derivative = 0
FIFAMAN07C3 1 year ago