Understand Calculus in 35 Minutes

This video makes an attempt to teach the fundamentals of calculus 1 such as limits, derivatives, and integration. It explains how to evaluate a function using limits, how to find the slope of the tangent line using derivatives and the limit definition of a derivative as well as to perform basic integration techniques to calculate the area under the curve.
Limits:
• Calculus 1 - Introduct...
Derivatives:
• Calculus 1 - Derivatives
Basic Integration:
• Calculus 1 - Integrati...
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[@gkaybee]

Excellent tutorial. Well explained in 35 minutes with examples.

[@DRKrill-cm5lb]

I'm a engineer and I can tell you're brilliant

[@BigDaddy-je2nq]

I need to get calculus and chemistry before I can go to university for engineering

[@silversalmon9909]

Bruh same

[@user-vz6mk6li1h]

Sameee

[@Dat621]

Just finished chem. Now on to Calc 1

[@winterj7643]

Physics and Calculus for me to finish Chemistry. When I was typing "Calculus" I realized I didn't know how to spell it in this reply. Autocorrect.

[@sosic172]

The only thing I understood in 35 minutes was that I'm an idiot

[@light_skit]

Im no dummy but this shit makes me want to blow the brains i do have directly out the back of my head.

[@orenges]

Math is cancer

[@theelectronomer2319]

@@orenges uhh I guess that's why many people keep on getting brain cancer.... With the school system's cr*p that it force feeds information to us about, how could you retain all of that information? Therefore, you get brain cancer for feeding too much useless information about social studies or something. *DISCLAIMER: I do admit this information is very scientifically inaccurate... uhh... but... you get the... uhh... point...* **Internally Screaming**

[@theelectronomer2319]

@Scud Buster True! And also, get this. There's not such thing as a bad student. Only bad teachers who didn't know how to do their job... That's not to say that teachers don't do a lot! They're under appreciated and underpaid (for some stupid reason), but even if you're a student that doesn't get "straight A's" then that doesn't mean that you won't be successful in your life! You have a passion after all. What are the means you can take to follow them? Don't let anything get in the way of them, even school. Because if you'll let those grades get to you, they bring you down. Keep on going and pursue your passion! :)

[@theelectronomer2319]

@Scud Buster :( you'll get there! I'm also trying to learn a little bit of this stuff even though I'm not in the grade to be learning it, but I believe we can all achieve anything as long as we want to!

[@TheChillennial]

For days Ive been watching Calculus videos trying to understand it. Everybody tries so hard to make it interesting or cool, but what I really needed was just Calculus laid out in simple English with examples that built on Algebra and graphing I had already been taught over 10 years ago. Yes, 10 years ago. I'm not in school. I'm an artist. And I just wanted to understand. I wanted it demystified. And you did that. Thank you. Thank you so much. You're approach to teaching this subject logically built immediately onto the work I remember in PreCalculus.

[@JIMISPIER]

Awesome video! I'm 45 years old and you made it simple to understand!

[@asherlabinski5758]

I've watched your videos for college alegbra, trig, and now Calc 1. You literally been my professor for the past three semesters. Thank you

[@eddie02129122]

How you doing in calc 1? I’m in calc 1 and have a hard time retaining information

[@fabriziodutto7508]

Maybe, it's easier to consider the figure under the line as a square trapezoid or trapezium) for which the area is calculated by addin the two bases, multiply the result times the high and dividing all by 2 (b+B)*h/2 easily than consider it as the sum of two different geometrical figures, considering that a trapezoid is indeed a geometric figure too! So the result will be: [R(20)+R(100)]*(X2-X1)/2.

[@evangould1344]

Absolutely incredible, lucid explanation of the basics of calculus!

[@yorukag3tsuki432]

I haven't done math since 10th grade and have a final exam in 2 days for calculus 1 and linear algebra , the entire semester i understood nothing from my math course but this guy effortlessly explained it all. Jeez what a hero

[@dima1815]

How is it going?

[@Raniaska0306]

I got into engineering school and I realized how important calculus is so instead of waiting for my professor to teach me (which I had no prior knowledge in calculus) I have decided to self-learn and hopefully make it through, thank you for the tutorial!

[@definegravity7460]

Good luck i hope ur passing ur engineering ❤️❤️❤️

[@Ellam_Therinjavan]

You're lucky you found this video while still in college.

[@wellplayed4497]

I'm in 11th learning this...

[@dima1815]

How is it going?

[@mrcodfish77]

who else got bored and searched up “calculus” bc they wanted to be smart lol

[@xtrioslive2750]

lol tru lmao

[@OctoGaming-gv4vr]

I was looking up string theory but realised you need to know a LOT about maths to understand it so here I am

[@ishitasahoo6572]

I'm so grateful to you.😢 I struggled with calculus for 3 years and now it clicked. ❤

[@izabelle2887]

Watching this the day before my ap calc exam!!

[@fahadshaheen2373]

Great video as usual. Simple and cohesive explanation, made everybody's life enjoyable. Tons of thanks for your outstanding videos.