All about dy/dx Part 1 | Understanding Calculus

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Who are just listening this in one ear only 😅

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me 😹😹

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ghost☠

[@menodevsh]

being an arts student , I realized that we cannot escape math even we change our subject after class 10. Thank you bhaiya for teaching us calculus.

[@pro8530]

Where do you use this in humanities?? Pls tell

[@menodevsh]

@@pro8530 well there is no use of calculus in humanities but for my bachelor degree that is BCA I need to practice this.

[@menodevsh]

@@pro8530 and if you are willing to apply for any higher post job in future you need math, keep that in mind.

[@Brainiaqq]

​@@pro8530so according to you this is useless. Am I right ?

[@ab_web_surfer_]

Tu Zinda kaise hai bro😂😂

[@Arsenal.45]

Yes bro same with me , when i was introduced with s = d/t , i was very confused . Because from mathematical prespective we are suppose to divide it . I never thought it from physics prespective in class 9 and 10 . Later i discovered it by myself

[@dhyanchand743]

I think we can't experience the moment because jab tak ham usko experience krne ka sochte hai tab tok woh chala jata hai 😂

[@vibe819]

Shayed aisa ho sakta h Ke tum uss chote se time ko elaborate kr ke 1 minute man lo aur usse experience kro 😃

[@dr.prof.kalpanasangode923]

Heisenberg uncertainty principle:-position and velocity of an object can't be determined at one instance

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toh tera iq teri age se kam hai

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Aapko to samaj agaya Qki aap toh samj gye ki jab tak usee samje usse pehle to ye chala jata hai , agaya na samaj. Haan...

[@kushagrasinha4828]

A moment to describe will be a Planck second (time for a Quantum scale black hole to evaporate) Tp=√[hG/c⁵] ≈ 5.391 ×10^-44 s

[@ganeshrajrv4700]

Time travel karna hai 😊

[@forstudy-oc1kk]

how can you say there aren't any black holes that take less time to evaporate?

[@Starwars0895]

A small very small black hole at quantum level​@@forstudy-oc1kk

[@musicofficial6924]

Their is another formula for this i.e. h/c=5.3×10^-44s

[@senu9805]

I am a 10th student but as I love physics i watch these videos , he is very good at explaining concepts of physics because he is even able to explain all this to me ❤. Love your videos

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Hi mate....even I'm in class 10 and highly interested in watching such kind of videos

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​@@PIYUSH777MyNameIsPiyushSonimee too

[@SanyamAnand]

I am also in 10th

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11th mein aake kahana yhe baat😅

[@senu9805]

@@rajput_xvii ok bro only 1 month is left for boards i will surely reply you afterwards

[@wiblotu6538]

According to our JEE guy here, dy/dx brought a revolution in the world of science and mathematics. dy/dx = tan(Θ) = P/B (Perpendicular/Base). ▲x = xf - xi, where delta denotes the change (delta change ko denote karta hai). If your speed was once 50km/h but, now it's 20km/h, which means that the change in speed, ▲S = S1-S2 = 50-20 = 30km/h. Consider two points A and B. The distance from point A to B is 30km and the time taken is 3h 30km A•---------------------------------------------------•B 3h Here, speed = D/t (conventional way of doing things from childhood, true only for a special case) According to this, S = 30/3 = 10km/h The actual formula of speed is S = ▲D/▲t = Df-Di/tf-ti. Consider two points, A and B. The distance between the point is 30km and the starting time was 10:03 and the time of arrival was 12:03 30km A•---------------------------------------------------•B 10:03 12:03 We know that, S = ▲D/▲t = Df-Di/tf-ti ⇒ S = 30-0/10:03-12:03 = 30-0/12:03-10:03 = 30/2 =15km/h ---------------------------------------------------------------Working in Progress------------------------------------------------------------------

[@airgamer7842]

Yes it depend on initial and final time. So answer depends on your initial and final time

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Channel owner be like: Toh mai kya karun job choddun😂😂

[@suryanshranjan8b619]

or age likh dete, by the way thanks it was simply easy compare to 30min.

[@pushkarshukla6148]

First time saw your video. Explanation was good, but your thoughts were amazing. Loved how you think about moment... applying studied things in real life (calculation speed, dist. etc. while going to school) and other thoughts as well. ❣

[@tejasgiddnavar]

Super leacture bhai the main thing i learned from this is to think deeply of very basic que and terms . 🙏❤️😇

[@theone2341]

This video actually taught me all I wanted to know about calculus, really can't thank you enough 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@krishnapopuri]

Amazing explanation Understanding differention after so many years...God bless you. Keep posting such videos

[@legendxfreefire]

1 moment is basically time that we experience

[@hemm2333]

One of the best videos to actually understand the concept behind. Superb explanation. Deserves a Million views. Hats off. Keep it going with more conceptual videos

[@adityaanurag7682]

You made my day ❤. Explanation of such topic in very easy and funny way 😊

[@kulrajsoni6483]

Bhai as a commerce student i find this very interesting, this video came in my feed and I couldn’t resist myself from finding out, coz we were tought to memorise all the formulas just because we were commerce students

[@Internal_spark]

For ex take y=x² graph pick a point and draw tangent to it and pick another point and draw tangent to it you'll notice that the slope of the tangents behave like y'=2x hence dy/dx is slope of tangent drawn on the curve y=x². I know I didn't put it properly but correct me if I'm wrong

[@competitivecivics6565]

Being a student of arts I enjoy it very much..Thanks a lot❤❤

[@harshitgupta7505]

According to me.... Moment is just a very small time period which we can't imagine. Its Tf-Ti, where Tf is tending Ti... Therefore its "dT"

[@SahilZen42]

Bhaiya you are different than others great initiative 👍

[@Sushant_kc9846]

One of the best videos about maths .I love it ❤

[@sadanandgopal105]

being art student, I love the how you exampled so complex topic, lage raho..

[@adityasingh1423]

Starting was known ending was interesting. This was a very interesting *moment*.

[@truth_alone_triumphs]

I have the same level of curiosity and respect towards science... and now finally I am relieved to hear the same tone from someone else ...✨

[@rootxtheta]

Experiencing moment of time is totally depends on your observations and presence of body and mind .

[@zubairshah99173]

Really sir mein bahut tadapta hu apne physics ke ese concepts ko samjhne ke liye aapne kis concept ko esa clear kiya mein ab cheezo ko realate kar pa rha hu

[@dhairyasakhare6497]

Bhai itne videos ke badh yahi video Aisa tha jisne calculus ka real meaning mujhe samjhaya Thank you sirji

[@shuvra4352]

Great explanation technique.

[@syedfamuneeb8654]

Very good explanation indeed but I request to point out that S=D/t gives us the AVERAGE Speed.

[@Factsmine424]

You are great sir ❤ Finally today I understood all these consept 🙏 I enjoyed all video 🔥

[@vanadanasingh6926]

I'm in beingning of class 11 , and this is so really helpful differentiation samajh mein aa rha hai , ye (differentiation) aur aapki video helpul hai.

[@parthakumarsingha1856]

Really pathfinding experience 👌👍

[@Im_poisoned]

For me the moment was the moment when my sir reminded me of the moment when he taught me Dipole moment and magnetic moment....

[@magicalgirl6763]

Nah this man will restore my love for maths in no time and all of a sudden I will be in the jee department instead of the neet one :')) I can feel it

[@tripat_singh828]

This is the best video ever in math history

[@Newbievlogs118]

My physics teacher (Himanshu Gupta Sir) from PW arjuna 2.0 explained us in this way , big salute to him & you sir your videos are amazing

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doubt section@@JEE_2027_Aspirant

[@BhavishKumar-hl3fl]

One Moment 🤔 .I Think one moment is not defined because if i say 0.1 second is a moment then for other other person one moment be 0.00001 second so i think one moment is always a smalller value then the stated smaller value for defining a moment.

[@That_Perspective.]

Wait, u just said *not defined* 💀

[@blitzressurected47]

As a student of economics, this was very helpful

[@jaminidoley9974]

Exactly what I feel when I start to learned dy/dx

[@lifelonglearnermahir]

My thought 🤔 Moment : A point on a Time line ?

[@AnirudhStan]

exactly mine..

[@aakashgarain]

Very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very small period of time

[@itsbikidey]

​​@@aakashgarainery very very ..... ..... ♾️ small Time period 😅

[@aakashgarain]

@@itsbikidey exactly

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Sir your videos are so unique and special from any another channel So please make more videos ❤❤❤❤❤

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We need these types of informative channels

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dada what a explanation bhut mst aisa content mai jab se 11th me jabse pahucha tab se doon raha tha .....bhai really great

[@user-uk3oz4cz4c]

Am I the only one who is getting Audio in right ear only

[@Govind.Mali.1]

Same mujhe bhi sirf right ear mai awaz aa rahi hai

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Gendu editor

[@atulbesra822]

True. Only right ear is getting audio.

[@AbhishekTiwari-yh1qp]

No, same happened with me too

[@vineetmeghwal1805]

No mein bhi hu

[@Manishkumar-bu3dg]

S=d/t is not speed calculate formula it's average speed formula

[@abhirupkundu2778]

lil bro, its speed. Average speed is total distance/ total time

[@AshimGarg]

Aapka iitb pakka

[@hatakeKakashi-gp9os]

Thank you bhaiya 😊😊😊😊 For such a great explanation 😊

[@zaidbhaiboss]

Just to mention, you can never calculate your "infinitely many types of speeds" as you go from your home to your school since the function here isn't well defined. Even after Calculus, such practical scenarios remain unsolvable purely through mathematics, it's just a simple thing. Differentiation is more appropriate to do when the motion can be modelled using well defined functions. For example, constant acceleration pertains to a well defined position function where you can find the derivative of it, the rate of change of position, or velocity at every point in time.

[@piyushporte_]

Omy God this is mind blowing 🤯

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ye sab to mughe pehle se hi pata tha , main to thumbnial dekh kar aaya tha🥲🥲

[@Priyanka11117]

Me too 😂

[@NeevShrivastava]

Main bhi 😂

[@user-xq6mj1yf5m]

Very well explained. I wish found you earlier today things would have been better.

[@CoachFaizan-re9yu]

Change with respect to time is my learning, and my question is that if we take change with respect to something changing

[@virenderkumar-ij3gz]

what is the purpose of Delta in all this formula.

[@kmundu3890]

You could have introduced Plank's time and Plank's length as for glimpses and quantam physics. Just for enlightenment...

[@nakulmore27]

Thanks sir you've taught us lot 🙏🏼

[@sur_bhi__hai]

KZbin recommended this video to me and it turned out to be an awesome topic..

[@chandra0094]

What a moment!!😋

[@archanakolhe5878]

27:31 d[x] squared / d [ x] = 2x , this may be because [x final ] squared - [x initial]squared / x final - x initial = by law a square- b square = [a+b] [a-b] , we get [x final + x initial ] * [ x final - x iniitial] which is diviided by [x final - xinitial ] so [xfinal - xinitial ] gets cut and we remain with x final + xinitial . = 2x probably.

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Chain rule se simply krdo

[@basically-ky2rp]

X final ≠ X initial madam

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You literally made it so much easier. The explanation students deserve!! Yeh rat lo kya hota hein?

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Kaash aaj se 15 saal pehle koi teacher itne acche tarah se samjha pata 🥲

[@jaimaajagdamba_adishakti]

Modern Calculus has little error in it due to wrong understanding of Newton... It was found by ancient Indian mathematicians

[@anshumanagrawal346]

Kuchh bhi

[@jaimaajagdamba_adishakti]

@@anshumanagrawal346 Brahmagupta, bhaskaracharya, aryabhatta, In logo ka name suna hai?? Aur maths ka history pata lagao Phir puchnaa

[@aryan201]

@@jaimaajagdamba_adishakti Wo sabne calculus nahi kiya invent bro, they have a lot of contributions in maths but calculus isn't one of them. Indian mathematicians did first come up with the Taylor series which is a part of calculus but Newton tied all of calculus together

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@@aryan201 see the video link I commented in the comments section

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@@jaimaajagdamba_adishakti Just link it bro, how am I supposed to find your comment?

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Salim sir exactly taught us like this ❤

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arjuna batch???

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@@rishsomeop1336 yeah Arjuna 1.0

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Mathematics made Enjoyable.Congrats.

[@farwa6820]

I always saw moment kinna like a "label" on time given by us. But time in itself in such a big world phenomenon.

[@niaz_onYT]

Moment is a point in the line of time

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🎉🎉 ❤❤

[@Mr_Shubhrajit7137]

Sir i said true that when i started my 12th class in april in this time i see my 12th math books and i felt that i cannot good score in math but now i say promptly that math is very easy and all are say that Derivatives, Integration are difficult chapters but i say this two chapters are very easy and also interesting.

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bhaiya aap math itne ache se explain karte ho to phy to nxt lvl karte honge.......

[@mdemanulhkrasel2396]

That is the best word that can convey the main point in few words.

[@jitinmishra9629]

Thanks for the video ! This was so amazing ! Learnt it in the beginning but forgot the essence of it with time ! Learning this feels tickling in the mind 👍

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Very well explained ❤️ thanks

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you have a good art of teaching

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Bhai bhaut bhadiya ❤️❤️🔥

[@nirsarkar]

Not only physics but use even for calculating gradients, in gradient descent and deep neural networks

[@rajrcit]

1 moment is whole life in my thinking

[@dharmappabarki9557]

Aap kamaal ki aadmi ho-jee. Sachee! As an engineering student, moment I saw dy/dx on the screen, my eyes didn’t move from there! In engineering, though I used to score close to 100/100, the significance of dy/dx never entered into my head!… Without understanding the concept, itna mazaa nahi aata! So, your dy/dx explaination with humour and examples was holding me not to skip the video!! …. I watched the full video. Wow! Thanks 🙏

[@jeesimplified]

mean a lot brother 😄🙏🏻

[@devesh09]

What i understood is whole life is a MOMENT like ∆ life and in that what we personally experienced is d life . Like small instance of moments or life, It's what i thought. Or vice versa 🤔

[@abhirupkundu2778]

You are almost correct. But moment here means a very small interval of time, where things happen almost instantly. Say a ball is thrown up, at the smallest interval of time possible, the decrease in velocity of the ball will happen instantly, and it will be negligible. Such a period of time is moment.

[@devesh09]

​@@abhirupkundu2778yea u r right

[@vihaandahiya8357]

Thank you bhaiya aapne aasan bhasha mein calculus ka basic samjha diya❤

[@darrenchahal7408]

Bhaiya why did you stop there Relativity would've been fun😅

[@manassrivastava1048]

dx/dy is not a ratio! Leibnitz's notation is little confusing. It is a differential operator. The dx appearing in integral is different than dy/dx. Newton's concept of fluxions deal with this subtlety in an elegant way

[@gruen-zariya9253]

Can you please elaborate more on this???

[@infinitybutno6012]

​@@gruen-zariya9253to put it simply, d/dx is an operator, y is a function on which it operates (y may be a function of x, i.e. y =f(x), or it may not be i.e. y= f(z), z ≠ x but some other independent variable), the operator d/dx is used to determine at what rate the function y changes with respect to a change in x (if it's not a function of x then dy/dx = 0, i.e. any change in y is independent of any change in x as it's not a function of x).

[@gruen-zariya9253]

@@infinitybutno6012 oh ya, I just got your point, now that we are actually studying this in school😅😅thanks a lot though!

[@Starwars0895]

​@@infinitybutno6012but then it concludes that its a ratio ?

[@infinitybutno6012]

@@Starwars0895 we read dy/dx as "d dx of y" not "dy by dx", the d/dx is an operator (like +, -,×,÷ etc), the operator "+" is used when we want to do addition, in that way the operator d/dx is used to determine the rate of change of any function (let's say "y") which is dependent on x i.e y = f(x) where x is a variable

[@TechshortsAllChanel]

Being a 10th grader I observed a moment when lots of vehicles passing on national highway 😊❤ You are great 👍

[@syedakhtarali5410]

Very interesting method of teaching I like your way of explanation

[@Kishor_Banarase]

बढीया, समझा दिया ये मुझे समझने मे 30 साल निकल गाये. Best teacher awards goes to you sir 🙏

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How to join N days of mastering X..?

[@rajuakela4004]

One of the best explanation ❤

[@ayushshrivastava6469]

"Moment is a least time that we can experience something good or bad"😊

[@ZaidKhanNonLinear]

Maza aagya bro, #Goosebumps

[@Hopeforu]

I have nerver interested in math and hate this subject but now I'm interested because of your explanation❤After a long time i found a Informative channel... Keep growing bruda

[@BeastGamerZ007]

moment is infinitely small instance of time which we experience and infinitely many moments are present in our entire life !

[@bhumikadev582]

For me one of the best video ❤

[@anamak2000]

Till tenth grade i was genius in mathematics.. but in 12 and 1st year ... Teaches were so bad.. caculus was a nightmare for me ...

[@bjk7797]

Better use a curve instead of a straight line ,good video .dy/dx can be better understood there .Hamare schools or colleges me math aacha nahe padaya jata hain.

[@HenryFrederick09]

Great ❤ Impressed by you

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Sir Amazing Explanation i have never seen this type of explanation in the field of mathematics ❤

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When you hear this video with headphones you are teleported to conjuring movie💀💀

[@jeesimplified]

turu! phale tech utna achha nai tha 😂

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@@jeesimplified tera ya hamara ?😬

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@@featherss665 mera😂

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[@Sumit_Sharma97]

Bhai such mey yar Calculus ney puri duniya ki ley li hey 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rohi288]

Zabardast came to know about dxdt first time God bless you

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indian education system needs you sirr

[@UjjawalSoni-sr8hx]

Each and every thing explained (Simplified) in this video were already known to me , as I had invested (wasted, w.r.t. my jee prep and currently ( in class 11th) suffering from backlogs and can't dare to do try again ! ) many hours to understand actual process of differetiation , the first principal of differetiation also helps a lot to understand it(might be covered in the second part)....

[@UjjawalSoni-sr8hx]

The moment is simply “dt” according to Newton's assumptions...