Calculus of Exponential Functions (1 of 4: Considering derivatives visually)

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This is just Mr Woo looking at his subscriber growth on socialblade. Not Desmos. Can't fool me Eddie!

[@MathswithMuneer]

Well done. You are doing a wonderful job.

[@turtles10]

My favorite math channel using my favorite calculator

[@MathswithMuneer]

thats great

[@iodine1249]

I went to the show with you and Adam today! It was great!

[@ghostfrom1950]

I was waiting for the projector to focus back onto desmos but also expecting to see Voldermort lying in the fetal position once it cleared back up! xD

[@hannahcheung9636]

I love you eddie woo!

[@onaon5821]

Thanks for those 4 parts of functions👍

[@tejas4110]

Hi! First Comment...great explanation

[@AugustinSteven]

The penny dropped at 2.7 that it was e^x.

[@mysterion1479]

What app are you using?Nice video man!

[@robert7351]

Desmos

[@mysterion1479]

@@robert7351 thanks bro

[@jhonsillosanchez8494]

7:48 That graph at the bottom right corner lol

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Thank you sir

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“Hmm indeed”

[@lucyc5844]

“Hmm indeed.”

[@mustafasharif4366]

I couldn’t catch that name of the graphics of the first video I want to learn all the graphics name that related to math

[@syafiq3420]

its called exponential function

[@khattakjarir3399]

Linear functions: y= mx + c quadratic functions: y=x^2 Cubic functions: y=x^3 Trigonometric graphs: y=cos(x) y=sin(x) y=tan(x) transforming graphs: y=g(x) y=f(x) exponential functions: y=kb^x reciprocal functions: y=k/x