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By: retupmock. on 04 Jan 09, 15:22:44
Hey Patrick, I'm a junior in high school and I find your videos rather helpful, especially when the teacher goes so quickly in her lessons at times! I love your calm voice, that's probably why it makes things seem easier than they are ;D ! Thanks !
By: Nnfefe. on 27 Dec 08, 05:38:02
The ability to explain things simply is your special gift- Thank you
By: patrickJMT. on 24 Dec 08, 23:15:11
then something is wrong : )
By: iloveubutichoseddark. on 16 Dec 08, 02:39:42
what if when you justify is a minimum it dosent come out to be a minimum?
By: filmcruiser88. on 11 Dec 08, 04:09:43
I think the derivative on LNx is 1/x, not the other way around
By: filmcruiser88. on 11 Dec 08, 04:08:10
when solving for x^2 = 1000, you don't set x to negative because the lengths and widths have to be positive?
By: patrickJMT. on 09 Dec 08, 19:12:46
noooooooooooooooo problem!
By: chereenpasha. on 09 Dec 08, 18:39:55
Thank you soooooooooooooo much.
By: sting695. on 29 Nov 08, 15:01:54
Hi PatrickJMT, Ive been given an assignment to find the maximum and minimum of any 'interesting' function. I dont find it hard to solve problems like the one above, and am happy with it. But im having trouble thinking of a "creative" example. Could you help me out! Thanks in advance
By: patrickJMT. on 29 Nov 08, 14:35:08
hi sleepy! i am happy that my vids helped you out; it is knowing that they are making a difference for at least a few people out there is why i keep posting them. congrats on doing well on your exam! if i ever make it to australia (would really loooove to go), you have to buy me a beer! :)
By: ineedsomesleep. on 29 Nov 08, 13:30:56
Hi Patrick. I'd just like to sincerely thank you for the wonderful range of maths videos. I'm studying engineering at uni over in Australia... Was finding a few concepts hard to grasp in lectures, but they way you explain things makes everything seem a lot more clear. I managed to get 100% in a final exam of a subject with a 35% failure rate, largely due to your explanations ironing out the kinks I had in my understanding. So basically, thank you for explaining things better than my lecturer.
By: patrickJMT. on 25 Nov 08, 13:31:46
nice! i am only nerdy math geek by day... by night i turn into something cooler!
By: UhTheeNuh89. on 25 Nov 08, 04:15:08
thanks! i had a cal test today (as you might've guessed after i've been hounding you w/ questions as of late) and i'm still praying to the math gods lol on behalf of all mathematically challenged students, you are our hero! in our eyes, you're right up there with hercules and superman... and the cool christopher-reeve-superman, not the boring, emotionally crippled superman-returns version =)
By: patrickJMT. on 24 Nov 08, 19:22:00
yes, and you would find there is no solution! you can make two sides of the rectangle arbitrarily large, so long as the other two sides are sufficiently small, which makes the perimeter grow arbitrarily large as well
By: UhTheeNuh89. on 24 Nov 08, 18:27:01
if the problem were to be reworded so that we were looking for the perimeter of the retangle to be as large as possible (instead of as small as possible) would we solve the problem differently??
By: chadwickneutron. on 24 Nov 08, 02:29:37
thanks for the clarification buddy
By: WhiteRice55. on 21 Nov 08, 22:16:56
no, derivative of LN x is 1/x, derivative of 1/x is the same as 1x^-1, derivative of that is -1x^-2 or -1/x^2
By: chadwickneutron. on 21 Nov 08, 21:27:14
when you differentiate the 2x + 2000/x should the answer be 2+ 2000LNx b/c the derivative of 1/x is LNx
By: grod805. on 07 Nov 08, 06:47:43
Thank you so much. I have to do more complicated problems, but its basically the same idea. Thanks for taking it step by step, my professor just does so much stuff in his head and its hard to keep up.
By: natzo89. on 30 Oct 08, 03:35:33
(s.root of 1000)*(1000/s.root of 1000)----the square roots canceling each other leaving just 1000. making it correct
By: natzo89. on 30 Oct 08, 03:34:12
Wait, shouldn't we substitute x in Y= 1000/x ? if 1000=x*y then (s.root of 1000)*(1000/s.root of 1000),s.root of 1000 leaving only 1000, making the correct minimum x=(s.root of 1000, Y=(1000/s.root of 1000)
By: patrickJMT. on 23 Oct 08, 11:40:19
thanks! glad i could help! : )
By: nadia7777777. on 23 Oct 08, 11:20:26
THANK YOU SO MUCH you are soooo much better than my prof lol
By: omarolocabe. on 18 Aug 08, 03:06:23
Thanks..
By: qwer234kijhy. on 17 Jul 08, 09:01:44
Hey, what would you do for closed and open intervals? Im having trouble with finding single variables. ALso, how would you find the domain?