Every Calculus Concept Explained in 15 Minutes

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  @Scara_sic74 · 2 months ago

  Ts is underrated as hell

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  @swaggeryduster · 2 months ago

  Fun fact: If you like this video, a lightbulb will appear and subtly turns on.

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  @computeranimates404 · 2 months ago

  Finally, A channel that explains stuff like this that isn't AI slop

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  @beginner6489 · 2 months ago

  why are these kind of channel&apos;s video not in my algorithm?<br>why they always struggle?<br>these concepts are great, the video is too short than others but he explained everything too precisely. he explained like a bro.

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  @Oblivisionist · 2 months ago

  Bro these are analogies. Some of them are pretty much conceptually accurate but these really don&apos;t explain how things actually work or how all these concepts of calculus are interconnected. And tbh it&apos;s fair for a 15 minutes video but I think a long video would be good on this topic. But that&apos;s just me.

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  @diwakarsharma7594 · 2 months ago

  I dont even learn calculus, but i fully understood everything this is such a good video

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  @Igordrifit · 1 month ago

  First time someone explained calculus in a way that I could understand. Congratulations

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  @misterhoudi2824 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2J-E36it2E&amp;t=122">2:02</a> funny thing is I learned derivatives at high school and college and yet was confused on where or how to use it till I got physics college course and they used it to find instantaneous velocity/acceleration and it finally clicked. Heck even slope formula is the average velocity/acceleration too.

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  @moh6410 · 2 months ago

  Some people are bad with symbols, so they struggle when they see limit, derivative, and integral symbols. If you struggle with symbols but not with coding or logic, just translate all math symbols into code and logic, and you will be fine. This applies not just to math, but to physics as well. If you translate physics and math into logic and code, everything becomes just logic and code, nothing else, and you will realize that physics and math are actually easier than coding and logic because the underlying logic in physics and math is not that hard.

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  @Hope-ur-having-a-wonderful-day · 2 months ago

  Nice video. Need more on divergence and curl imo

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  @KarlWilson-l4b · 2 months ago

  The different music choices just makes this feel very whimsical. A great way to remove some of the heavy feelings surrounding math

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  @3psical · 2 months ago

  after watching i was expecting this video to have like hundreds of comments bro you&apos;re so underrated im subscribing this was so easy to understand

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