Hard Calculus Problems Made EASY!! (Related Rates)

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This video covers related rates problems in calculus which involve a cone, or conical shape changing. You'll often see gravel that forms a cone, or conical tanks in calculus, where a cone is changing. This is how you can apply time derivatives, and use the chain rule to find ANY equation for a changing shape. Hope you found this video helpful!!

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Just make sure you show your work for getting the initial formula. Make sure you state that 3r=h or 1/3h=r and then plug into the original formula V=1/3pir^2h

[nalatsuketnk]

Why didn't you use just the typical formula for the volume of a cone: pir^2h/3

[precg]

I thought that if we get the derivative of constants, it’s zero, why doesnt the pie/27 disappear and is instead put outside?

[Eduardo-tqsk]

Profe, you make me obssed w/ differential equations, thank you ! You make me me a lot jealous enemies! Kkkk keep flying higher just let the crows fall!

[RADIATIN-gh]

That's how you only got 1 mark for the formular otherwise this will just get you a good zero