Implicit Differentiation 

Pretty Much

Yeah you can learn from an 11 minute video. Although keep in mind, you can also pause the video and re-watch parts that did not make sense the first time around. Also the videos are tailored in the fashion where he's teaching to you directly in front of you. In lecture, you may be sitting far from the professor making it difficult to hear and see. Also, here in the video he just goes over the steps. Sure, there are moments where he explains why some things are the way they are which is helpful but not in the same sense as in the lecture. Lectures from math professors cover more than how to do problems. They cover the reasons why more in depth. I"m sure if student went to their professor's office hours and asked how to do the certain problems, they would similar results to watching this video. Sorry if I appeared to be attacking you. I didn't mean this directly at you and I get the feeling you were just saying it general.

Dude same

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You guys have lectures?

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what a crap

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I can somehow relate to that tears of joy. The feeling where you no longer have to be scared because you already know how to attack the problem.

I am also watching the video a day before my exam. Tomorrow is my exam 🤧

I hate to admit but red reminds me of period blood

Why would u hate to admit that?

Why would u hate to admit that

@@E_Rico He probably thinks it would make him seem simpler-minded, possibly not knowing that's how many people study.

@@frostbitepokin9520 Hate to admit it, but that reminds me of period bacon.

Ramith Jayasuriya we're the same bro, I've got an exam Tomorrow and still don't have an idea how what is in implicit Differentiation, a big thanks to this video tutorial

Pabutaya Ando good luck buddy!

Ramith Jayasuriya *Same here, a high school senior filled with regrets for taking Ap Calculus*

Did you pass the exam?

Do you mean today since it’s 1AM?

Man calc gives me goosebumps

How did it go

mine is next week

I agree. I'm currently taking Calc 1 in college, and my professor never explained why we keep dy/dx. I have no clue why it's apparently so uncommon to teach why this is happening, but I appreciate this guy's videos.

Same here bro 😭

This stuff is too hard

Than that is not a teacher

Me too

same

god damn

9th grade (last year at the time of writing), coincidentally, was when I decided to start doing math/science above my grade level, it's very satisfying. I've used the knowledge I've gained to do all sorts of things, like making fictional concepts using what I know, help other people learn it, and mess with concepts to see what happens. I especially love using knowledge of science to explain why things like superpowers don't work properly. I know you probably don't plan on it, but you shouldn't quit learning science and math if it interests you, it's very satisfying to know the ins and outs of how certain things work. Always cool to see someone who loves to learn stuff

@@thedevourerofgods1686 Dude i wanna be a scientist. Why won't I ever quit science and math. They are the most beautiful things in the universe

@@icecube250 based opinion

@@icecube250 There's someone essentially your age in my calc 3 course, and they're the greatest person ever. Super smart and also a lot of fun to talk to. Hope your studies are going well!

Yup

Gah you lucky business majors!!!

That’s awesome! I’m teaching myself calculus as well.

I'll never stop! Oh and if you feel like clicking an ad, even better, that's how I get paid :)

@@ProfessorDaveExplains im a civil engineering student and your channel really helps me understand the fundamentals. okayy i will click your ads if that helps!

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@@puddleduck1405 thank youu