BASIC Math Calculus - Understand Simple Calculus with just Basic Math in 5 minutes!

[@Belgi_an_pizza]

Great video!

[@pratyushkhandelwal7138]

This is one of your best video till date! It was so easy to follow and I understood everything! 🔥🙏

[@BrainStationAdvanced]

Awesome! Thank you! ❤️

[@das0malay]

Awesome video... Easy to understand ❤❤

[@BrainStationAdvanced]

Glad to hear that

[@tacticzplayz3772]

this is so helpful

[@ZDTF]

OH MY GOD FINALLY SOMETHING THAT ISN'T "Random cool stuff" I dont dislike random cool stuff but THIS IS GREAT!!! i sub

[@PrashantPal-k9m]

Can you please make one more video on this topic and bring some easy questions like this for more understanding.

[@ZDTF]

Easy to understand Very good

[@sirishatripuraneni9787]

IM CLASS 9. THIS HELPED ME ALOT. THANK YOU SOO MUCH I LIKE AND SUB

[@davidbrown8763]

Thanks for this clear video lesson on the application of integration to area. How about one on volume please?

[@BrainStationAdvanced]

Noted

[@IaGoOut]

Thats awesome! Although I'm not a english speaker, I got everything! Please, make the next part! Sigma

[@Mankuu4]

Make short tricks video for math problems of class 12

[@vikthepro]

Wait, his may be a dumb question but how do you get one here, 6:45

[@brain_station_videos]

Because x is same as x^1 or x to the power of 1

[@vikthepro]

Ohh I see know, thanks alot

[@aaditjain2579]

Why this infinitely small dx isn't a constant? Wouldn't it be simpler to integrate that way?

[@BrainStationAdvanced]

Because it doesn't have a specific value...we just know that it is infinitesimally small...but how small or how close to zero it is ...is not defined...we just say that it tends to zero Like if I ask you what specific value is infinite...we don't know, right? that is why it isn't a constant

[@aaditjain2579]

Thanks for that reply.. But then how do we determine the value of dx?

[@RishanAjayFJ]

It's very useful Thank you.....

[@INTROVERTNico]

Hold up what’s the difference between a square and a rectangle?

[@ZDTF]

Can you do something like this for trigonometry too plsssss

[@BrainStationAdvanced]

sure

[@ZDTF]

3:40 i dont like the way those rectangles stick out Is there a way to Destroy them Hmmmmm Its forming a triangle thingy but The hypotenuse goin curvy curvy Wierd

[@gamerboi5950]

Yea , using integration the no of rectangles will reach infinity and so the triangle things disappear, in fact we do integration to remove those triangular things at top . U can see the value got from integration is much accurate as the top parts have disappeared