optimization problems ultimate study guide (area & volume)

[@bawankhalid1209]

amazing video and logic you are using. If i get a A in calculus 1, i give all the credit to you amazing teacher!!!!

[@Seed_Amber]

also thank ur own prof..and yourself of course! good job

[@John.._]

ive watched so many optimization videos and this is the firs tto help. Thanks so much

[@peterwoytowich1753]

very helpful, best optimization video out there

[@sheryl3620]

This video is the best one

[@amir581498]

the breakdown on this video is great

[@iurilourenco]

Great video! The cylinder one is so much easy if you draw the cylinder with it's height on the x axis

[@whyyat3470]

Q3 is a good problem on one level, but a real gotcha on another. I wonder how many students forget to add in the margin measurements to get the total dimensions after going thru all the computing, especially if this question is given on a major exam....

[@АртурШевченко-ф5н]

Thank you professor

[@divyansharora6788]

This is great stuff!

[@ghAmputeeAtheist]

For the cylinder in the sphere: would have been much easier to maximize the volume as a function of y instead of x. The first and second derivatives are simple (no derivatives of square roots)

[@broytingaravsol]

or these would be my latest materials for more practices

[@Khalidmarwat]

Where can I get the pdf list of these questions.

[@vrks1353]

25:18 Why is it split in two??

[@clementfradin5391]

Cause it is easier like this

[@nifunakupunzilachabe1866]

On Q6 shouldn't the constraint eqaution be 2x+2y=90 which simplifies to x+y=45

[@桜木秋水]

Q5. x^y^2=16, V=2πx^2y x^2= 16-y^2, so, V(y)=2π(16-y^2)y It's easier to do it this way.

[@RonaldKoepp]

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