Calculus - Pure luck with the SHARP EL-520W calculator

Basically, if you've taken an introductory differential calculus class you can relate with first principles. Well, when I did this video I thought, I was going to spend a whole semester solving differential equations from first principles. So this was prior to seeing rules such as quotient rule, power rule, etc. ENJOY

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[il0oiil0ilo0]

In the book, i think it just round -5.36 up to -5.4 lol

[va3atc]

Sounds about right.

Actual: -5.36

Book: -5.4

0.X is influenced by 0.0X which is 6.

6 is greater then 5 so -5.36 rounds to -5.4

These are vectors so the negative sign is just a direction (down).

[thefleckt0ne]

it's not that hard... just take a derivative and substitute 0.7 for t.

[va3atc]

I know _that_ particular question isn't tough, I made the video because that particular button saved my noodle throughout the calculus class - ie those logarithms hehe

[Puipui250]

although i'm not taking calculus- (EVER) that was cool~ did u find it on the cal by chance or it was listed in the text...etc?

[va3atc]

You found my dark secret - it was by chance ;)

[huggy406]

your a fucking moron

[weesenz]

@Vaeth13 integration by parts is not as annoying as fourier series and simpson's rule and taylor series

[MFledermaus]

OOPS. sorry. I didn't think it worked x 6. Silly me.