what

thank you

one day at a time

this makes me have neck pain

gracias

bueno

watching again for bus cal 2; thanks!

Ugghh...having to come to refresh logs and natural logs for Gen Chem 2. Thanks, tho!

My word! It seems like it is hard to watch this too many times. Makes one want to use their curse words. I think I need to take Bus Cal as well to get some XP with this stuff.

Stopping by while reviewing for Cal1 final.

not just interesting; this is on the Cal 1 final

needed review

good one to watch before the Cal 1 final again

studying for my cal 1 final, i realize i have had a "failure to bond" with the chain rule concept......eek

needed

bueno

3:10 equation of tangent line to a graph with the x,y coordinates supplied

studying for final cal1

This stuff is cunning, baffling and powerful! And I don't really want to say "stuff."

interesting application with some physics

well then, this is still a lot of traffic to route.

P= power T=trig A=angle here once again for my Cal 1 final

Here for Cal 1 final review.

5:53 " be very careful, very diligent in making very good choices." = you may "wipe" in this boss fight and need to come back again later (gamer chat)

Thanks. 2nd time thru preparing for Cal 1 final.

2nd time through for final review

Listening again for the final.

Well then

I am interested to see where this goes....

ok!

interesting. i can tell you like to do this one in class.

2:57 calculating the critical number with the derivative

Second time through....

I will have to watch this one a few times to get it right.

Good

After the second view, I kinda started to wrap my brain around the content in this video. I think this one would work well being the first of three watched in this curve sketching series.

9:14 I like how you used a mistake to teach. Good.

This is a problem in which I was sure the solution would be far more simple.

One of the things I like about Calculus is when you take time to show how this math helps in real life. I remember taking Algebra in high school and never appreciating it until I got to physics and could see the algebra in action.

interesting

Bueno

mymathlab doesn't want you to use the negative indicating the downward movement.....

Had to watch this again to get my homework correct.

I will need to watch this one several times to keep all of this straight.

interesting. thanks for the application.

interesting physics/chemistry stuff

A decent amount of traffic here. A faulty step and then a slip down the side of the sarlacc pit.

I am starting to see the light.

5:13 "now here's where it gets tricky." My reflection after the fact: This problem is like trying to read the mind of your mate: "All the clues are there, how did you miss them?" Yikes.

well then