Functions of several variables
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I missed class and used this to catch up! I really appreciate it this video!!!
KentouWarrior 4 days ago
you forgot to include that the circle under the root can be also 0
system0system0 2 weeks ago
@ScrewAttackChina he moves the -x^2+y^2 to the other side
NcDavy 10 months ago
This video is a perfect clarification of the 12.1 section in "University Calculus" by Hass, Weir, and Thomas. Thanks to this video I don't have to spend 3 hours trying to translate the difficult technical definitions :). Thanks for uploading it!!!
ian0mackenzie 1 year ago
1 > x^2 + y^2 ?
ScrewAttackChina 1 year ago
thank you very much!!!!
dchak67 1 year ago
thanks man that was really helpful
geovaniluna 1 year ago
Excelent! Thank you so much
animarthur 2 years ago
thank u soo much.. this is nice
Alibi1313 2 years ago
good vid
Rickmand 3 years ago