ASMR Math | Calculus | SoftSpoken Implicit Differentiation Part 2, an Example

[@vitaharvey6152]

I can't thank you enough for making these videos. This is helping me so much.

[@Erik-iz1rs]

I am SOOOOO HAPPY i found your channel. WOW!!!

[@DecafMathASMR]

Yay!! Welcome, Erik :) Thanks for being here and wow the support is so kind ^-^ Are you studying math? And if so, what subject?

[@Erik-iz1rs]

@@DecafMathASMR I am not currently studying math but next semester of college is when I will. I will surely look to your videos for relaxation and help then too!

[@DecafMathASMR]

@@Erik-iz1rs :D :D

[@FatimahCharles]

Didn't know there was a part 2. And it answered my question. Yay.

[@StaticBlaster]

The duration of the video is a psychologically satisfying number for me, so I clicked. Anyways, this is a great video, through and through. 👍👍

[@DecafMathASMR]

haha that's as good of a reason to click as any. What a blast from the past- this video is almost 4 years old :-O

[@StaticBlaster]

@@DecafMathASMR lol. yeah. My bday is actually Oct. 23rd. That's why it's psychologically satisfying. And I remember 2018 like it was yesterday. Time flies.

[@ASMRShortbread]

I love the theme of your channel; it’s so unique! Being a maths nerd myself, I am loving your uploads, can’t wait to see more. Hope to connect on here! 💜

[@DecafMathASMR]

Hi Shortbread, thank you! Hahah that's great. Would love to connect as well. Thanks for introducing yourself ☺️💙

[@Erik-iz1rs]

SUBSCRIBED FOREVER

[@terrificsoprano5025]

What a video, my IQ level and asmr feelings rising at the same time.. Wait for the Limits. It would be very good!

[@DecafMathASMR]

hahaha, great. And thank you for the support! Sure, I'll keep limits in the back of mind. Have you seen the limits at infinity video?

[@terrificsoprano5025]

@@DecafMathASMR Sorry for that I reply it now. I will watch again all of your videos because of the exams. Thanks for everything.

[@DecafMathASMR]

Ataman Altai good luck on your exams! Rooting for you!

[@FatimahCharles]

Where do I share problems if I want to see specific types of problems... Especially for plugging it into point slope form when given a coordinate?

[@aleulacio]

What level of math is this?

[@DecafMathASMR]

Hi there :) it depends, but in my experience this is typically taught around the end of a Calculus class, which is commonly learned in college. It's also kind of the early part of multi variable calc! Are you interested? :D