BASIC CALCULUS proof of KEPLERS FIRST LAW - You will never believe this method!!!! 

I am so happy to read your comment :) thank you so much for your appreciation, it’s absolutely amazing to see how you enjoyed it. I will also try in the future to slower my pace a bit. I’m always worried that you guys might get bored to easily because :)

Thank you so much ☺️ I’m happy you enjoy it that much :)

Physics would be more appropriate, math used here is rather standard.

Thanks so much for your appreciation. I didn’t know this doesn’t already exist here on RU-vid. I think there are easier proofs of course but I liked that one specifically since it uses theoretical physics concepts and calculus.

What’s the title? I would like to take a look into that thanks for the tip :)

⁠​⁠@@thepathintegrator If I remember correctly, it’s James Stewart’s “Calculus,” and the chapter with the derivations for Kepler’s 1st, 2nd, and 3rd laws should be under Chapter 13, “Vector Functions,” under the section “Kepler’s Laws of Planetary Motion.” I think there’s a PDF floating around online that has the entire chapter that you can view without having to purchase the textbook. :)

@matchamitminze amazing thanks so much for the info! :)

@@thepathintegrator In case you haven't had an opportunity to look it up: Chapter 13 of Stewart's book is now available on math.libretexts. Title: 'Calculus - Early Trancendentals' (The overview page still has a 'currently under construction' notification. In any case; Chapter 13 is there, including section 13.4 with the discussion of deriving Kepler's first law using vector calculus.)

I got the idea from Landau’s Theoretical Physics 1, a book on classical mechanics. Hope that helps :)

@@thepathintegrator thanks I will look for it!

I found it thank you so so much - I really appreciate it!

Hard question hahaha I would say newton already gets so much credit let’s give some to Leibniz 😅

@@thepathintegrator 😂🤣.

That’s very cool that you learn that in school

​@@thepathintegratorum, Kepler laws are in class 10 and 11 in gravitation chapter, although mathematical proofs shown here are not available in our state books atleast.

Oh thanks for the feedback I think I’ll change that in the next one to something brighter :)

Thank you and welcome on board 😊🙏

Very nice 👍:) almost at the end