Simpson's Rule

[@BillyTheCaterpillar]

I don't know who you are, bullcleo1, but I love you. I have exactly two weeks to learn all of Calc 2 for my University's final exam, and these videos are a major life-saver.

[@fmiller36]

Usually your videos are quite good. But this one is rushed. Start over again. Your video on the Trapezoid Rule was excellent in breaking down the ''why's'' behind the formula-- this one was haphazardly made just to b able to fit in enough time to answer the textbook problem example at the end.

[@Janac]

this was a good start, but personally the MIT 18.01SC explanation worked much better for me. everyone learns differently

[@Mathispower4u]

yes, 28/3 is the same as 28 divided by 3. This is 9 with a remainder of 1. Put the remainder over the divisor, so we have 28/3 = 9 1/3, which is equal to 9 + 1/3.

[@Mikej1592]

it helps but was explained differently from my teacher so I have to connect the two in my head somehow so I can fully understand it, great explanation.

[@CatIonTheBand]

this video just save my life!

[@navadarshprakash7534]

it's really helpful and to the point ! thank you

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[@Annabelsong108]

I DID NOT NOW YOU COULD CALCULATE WITH FUNCTIONS LIKE THAT THANKS!!!

[@artistdigital]

Thank you veeeeeeeeeery much!! Helped me in very crucial time!

[@treasuresoffaith_zehrarisale]

Really helpful :)

[@luigi30evans]

so cool!!! nice thanks for the explanation :D

[@cwongtech]

Thanks again!

[@bibidi1868]

hi, give me to code in matlab. ty

[@ahmedabdulnabi3717]

thanks

[@hemantdhaked1903]

thanx