Max and Min and Second Derivative
283K views · May 5, 2010 · Education
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@tomsci25 · 10 years ago
MIT courses are not about teaching simple things in a complicated way which ordinary ppl do not understand. It is about teaching complicated things in a simple way where ppl get an extra 'dimension' of understanding. THank you Sir for an excellent lecture and thanks to MIT initiative to provide these courses online for rest of the world.
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@mayurkulkarni755 · 9 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBBJ2TSTa1Q&t=2042">34:02</a> "Drive at a 30 degrees, hope there's a road going that way. Sorry about that point" LOL this guy is genius and funny at the same time :D
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@Tzvetkov · 8 years ago
"And there's a sign of hope. It started bending up."
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@Xu_Explores · 6 years ago
I got really emotional seeing Professor Strang talk. Seeing a person devoting a lifetime to math and teaching itself is touching and inspiring.
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@sajidalishah2653 · 6 years ago
No Matter what Technology advances, need of such brilliant teachers will always be felt
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@ajayupy · 6 years ago (edited)
It's like watching a superhero of calculus at it's best. Thank you, Sir!
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@Hiyrustrider · 13 years ago
This wasn't even part of what I was looking for but I watched the whole thing, I enjoyed this lecture because he's a great Prof.
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@Venturebits · 5 years ago
Amazing how Professor Gilbert can explain the key ideas clearly. He is by far the best teacher I ever had. A lot of the concepts he explain I usually learned them by memory now I can see the big picture.
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@nishantshankarkhan4879 · 8 years ago
This is called a genius because I don't know about others but this presentation is massive and therefore you are the teacher of MIT.Thanks a lot.
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@siobhainb5891 · 1 year ago
Thank you. This was beautiful and so helpful in learning the point in Calculus when I feel so stuck in the weeds of details with no idea why I am learning what is being taught. Professor Strang and MIT, I can't tell you how much I appreciate this!
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@laldinpuiarenthlei7615 · 9 years ago
hats off for gilbert strang
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@abdalrahmanshaddow6121 · 6 years ago
this man play beautiful mathematical music , <br>the exact definition of deep learning
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