Related Rates #2 Using Cones
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can you calculate the rate of increase of my Calc grade as the # of your vids I watch increases?
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@dbpanther94 i would need more data first : ) which i would love to have actually; i would love to test a group of students who did watch regularly vs those who did not
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@BeastlySin ty :)
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@TheBlazeofRazgriz thx :)
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@pearlwhite21 because pi/12 is a coefficient and not a constant standing alone. it is like if you are taking the derivative of 2x^2 you get 4x. so in essence the pi/12 and the 2 are the same thing.
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@pearlwhite21 the pi/12 came from the derivative of 1/3pi(h/2)^2
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why do u keep pi/12 when u get the derivative? why doesn't it turn to 0?
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i fucking love you
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Great videos! Are you a student yourself?
Sadena123 3 weeks ago
@Sadena123 not any more! but aren't we all students of life? : )
patrickJMT 3 weeks ago 3
why you don't film this with more quality it seems old (1990) take a nice camera and continue >>> however ,thank you very match
KFUPMs2010 3 weeks ago
@KFUPMs2010 that is cause i was using a crappy camera at the time. deal with it!
patrickJMT 3 weeks ago 2
DANNG my teacher used this exact question in our quiz!!
RhaynnxLoveMusic 1 month ago
@RhaynnxLoveMusic hope you got it correct :)
patrickJMT 1 month ago 4