Calculus 3: Partial Derivative (25 of 50) The Chain Rule: Example 1

In this video I will find dz/dt=? of z=(x^2)y, where x=t^2, and y=t^3 using the change rule.

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[zainabfatima]

i was unable to understand chain rule before watching this videa nd after watching it helps me in correcting my concept

[meru-rcur]

thanks for saving me every single calc and physics exam... TT^TT

[yuelingwu]

Thank you so much for the equations, really helped me a lot and figured out where I did wrong

[bmor]

This was very helpful, thank you, sir.

[manjunathRamanahalli]

simplify dz÷dt =4cost in differntial equation

[manjunathRamanahalli]

differntial equation( 1+x^2) dy÷dx+6xy=2x can you solve this one sir

[djordjevlaski]

omg this helped so much!!!! God bless <3

[manjunathRamanahalli]

integration of 6x÷(1-x))^2 can you solve this one sir

[vfgrfbgrb]

why do most instructors dont do the ling way

[Zon]

Please help me in finding dz/dy o a function 2z=1-y^2