Related rates (airplane problem, calculus 1, ap calculus)

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[@plislegalineu3005]

Why are miles so weird? Because that's imaginary meters ( mi = m√(-1) )

[@someonesgenericfish0]

Wonder how it explains why the imperial measurement system is so jank

[@plislegalineu3005]

@@someonesgenericfish0 it's complex

[@markcbaker]

That’s funny

[@gamingwithmangoandrrr8304]

It’s not weird. One mile is a specific amount of meters

[@stephenbeck7222]

Just noticed this video came out on the day of the AP Calc exam. You should do a video on the related rates cone problem that was on the exam.

[@OWASIA]

Love this video. Can you guide sir. I want same problems,word problems.well, daily life problems I want practice and solve,how it's possible.kindly guide. Thanks