Differential Equations: Lecture 2.4 Exact Equations (Version 2)

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[@TheMathSorcerer]

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[@Adam_mohammed_]

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[@TheMathSorcerer]

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[@avibank]

Wow I was just wondering if you also kept your old notes (@14:42). My favourite are my multivariable calculus notes because I worked so hard making them. I will probably schlepp them with me wherever I go.

[@georgettebeulah4427]

This is so true I couldn't understand really what you mean but hopefully we will continue this course and may get the point.

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[@GarryBurgess]

For years I thought that the partial derivative symbol was the lowercase greek symbol delta. Now I learn that it's actually a variant of the latin letter "d", and not a delta symbol. [ \partial in LaTeX.] It was your handwritten version of del, a bit more horizontal than the typeset form that made me think about this and look it up. The symbol name "del" is therefore misleading, since it makes you think of the Greek letter "delta" for which it is not. But OMG, I've seen this before, so I could understand it, and you explained it better so that I know what it means.

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should I watch this video to understand your next lecture? I guess it's same with the previous video.

[@fsgm2459]

19:51 You forgot to write the result of the theorem on the board.

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[@TheMathSorcerer]

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