Intro to Integrals | Quick Calculus 3 of 6 | Doc Physics

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[@DocSchuster]

Yes, and that statement is THE FUNDAMENTAL THEOREM OF CALCULUS. Gold star. Flowerpot.

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[@michaelgroves6468]

"In math they'll call it 'adding a constant' because they don't know anything about anything"!! i spat beer over my keyboard :) that made my day, and i know far less physics than math.

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I like and understand only the part at the end - making visual sense of this is easier than just looking at the numbers I think

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[@frostshadow297]

Mathematicitians know everything about everything! (17:05) The only reason physics exists is because of math. ;-)

[@jfkrjfkr7340]

the comment for which I was looking for

[@aidenwatler7153]

No. Physics utilises math but it is distinct from it.

[@jimcar53]

Mate you are the best teacher - love your work. Just wish you would change your t (time) script to something that doesn't look like a +

[@Anime1796]

yes, anti derivative is the same thing as finding the integral (opposite of derivative).

[@defytyrantsofmississippi2198]

In physics the antiderivative of acceleration is velocity and the antiderivative of velocity is position.

[@patricktan7120]

Could you please prove the kinematic equations? Thanks doc

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[@dylanneal8131]

Is an anti derivative the same thing as taking an integral?

[@defytyrantsofmississippi2198]

Yes

[@Xilosphere]

It would really help if you curved your "t" when representing time. How do you distinguish addition from time when looking at your own equations later on?

[@acershund1]

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[@somxr_738]

@@acershund1 how about you use that F from your pfp to F yourself? He’s right. His t’s look like + signs

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[@AyG2913]

U said : Area = 40 m??? Should look for other example to get m2( square meter)

[@AmineChM21]

why is delta x= 0.5(v0+vf)t ??

[@andorexurix2491]

+Gunbnelch Maui It's a formula from kinematics in physics.

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1 person thought differential calculus was cooler.

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I sexually indentify myself as a constant and found this video offensive

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[@jfkrjfkr7340]

I am a mathematical and you hurt me

[@DocSchuster]

+Jfkr Jfkr I thought mathematicals could not feel pain. No?

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+Jfkr Jfkr I LOVE THE MATHS! I have a degree in maths.

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It does hurt haha