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Thank you so much! You helped me get an A on my math test

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Tomorrow I am going for a debate competition thank you so much for your help

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that is not the orthogonal projection

Really helpful. Btw we can also use double integration by considering limits of x as well as y to calculate area. is not it?

Not clear concept

You do the humpty hump oddly

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Really helpful, thanks teach!

How did you find the y point

These are really good. Thank you!

I think it is important to note that the problem itself doesn't forbid negative x values. Intuitively it is correct, but the math should match. Even the original equation for T is correct for negative x values. The reason for the negative x solution at the end is due to the squaring operation at 14:41. That operation "adds" a solution. Note that the equation before squaring can only work with a non-negative x value (otherwise you get a negative square root). It is a common problem to accidentally add extra solutions to algebra problems this way and worth learning to look out for.

Brilliant! Thank you Heather.

The person who posted the comment 5 years ago probably graduated college by now!! If you see this comment 4 years from now I'll have graduated too!

Thanks for the review, helped remind me of some of the steps I was forgetting.

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Thank you so much for your help!! Hopefully I ace my calc test!

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This is helpful

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clearly and helpful even its 9 years ago

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So basically you eyeball it

Great explanation!

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This was super useful and helpful, for finding the exact instantaneous velocity what would be the next step? (The calculus 2 method). Just curious would be nice to know, great video!

Thank you very much.

i have an exam in 23minutes and u just answered a question ive been searching for answers on, thank u so much

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It’s stupid that they make z up and down when Y is already represented as up and down on a 2D graph. Why wouldn’t z just be added in as forward and back?

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One of the best explanations I've seen! Appreciate the time taken to explain similar triangles. 9 years later and still better then most videos of the same problem!

Hi, How exactly did you graph the function? I cannot get a parabola...all I get is a flat line at the the origin. Thanks

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Amazing explanation thank you so much

Loved it! Great explanation and conceptualization! Really helped me visualize the concept! Thanks!

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Thank you for a really great video! I'm in calc and the textbook is ancient, verbose, and unnecessarily complicated.

so x axis is left/right y axis is up/down and z axis is out depth.

Can anyone give me the link for this pdf?

Thank you Heather

2022 calc 2 playing catch-up already only a week in