Calculus 1.2e - Derivative from an Equation

[@pukaseek]

This makes perfect sense. I tried to be a EE but thermodynamics flunked me out. And it’s because I didn’t have enough of a grasp of calculus. If KZbin had been around 50 years ago my life would have been much different. Thanks

[@rogeriorlima3]

Derek is one of the best Teacher I saw, in my entire life, and I am from Brazil, I am learning english, but i can understand him.

[@derekowens]

Thanks, Rogerio! I appreciate the encouragement. Best of luck with all your studies!

[@louis9116]

Please keep making these videos more often. These are very helpful and clear. Thank you!

[@SunnyTheDuck]

Best Teacher Ever. Keep up the good work Derek! Love your videos

[@faridhasanov6094]

Which approximation is better , forward which you used here , or central in previous video?

[@derekowens]

A symmetrical approximation is usually best. If you are near a point where the graph is behaving in an unusual manner, such as near a vertical asymptote or a cusp, or an inflection point, then it may be best to approximate on one side or the other, but in most "normal" cases a symmetrical difference quotient gives the least error.

[@ss3mania28]

PLEASEE DO CALCULUS 2

[@johnpro2847]

Who else thinks Derek sounds like George Bush jnr.. only more academic..