Limits

4 examples
At the 6-minute mark, I should have said at 4, you are going up at 8/1. etc. I still had the average rate of change in my old man's brain. At 5, 10/1 etc. y= x^2. dy/dx=2x
Also, the differentials in the third example are still in a 4 to 1 ratio. I'll be sure to remember that when. there's a multiple other than 1 in the argument. 2/ 1/2. not 4/1.
Yasser caught a misnamed column at 14:02. I've done too many quadratics.

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That was kind of you!

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14:07 I guess you have bowled a googly to me by naming the second column as x².

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I can always count on you Yasser. Thanks for catching it! I'll edit the introductory comments. Cognitive decline continues. ll