Calculus 1: How to find the instantaneous velocity!

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Learn how to find the instantaneous velocity by using the limit definition and the derivative power rule. This will be helpful for your college calculus 1 or high school AP calculus class! Subscribe to @bprpcalculusbasics for more calculus tutorials.

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very smart guy i like how he writes with two markers too both in one hand very ambidextrous while being math wiz

laurenfalcon
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really helped me solve it out. Prof assigned for homework and didn't go over it. a million thanks!

karissamagana
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3:05 if you are not cancelling it, you will be getting infinite. Explain this

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What I believe is that dx in maths doesn't have any meaning it is just simple notation by leibniz to denote that we are differentiating wrt x or integrating with respect to in physics dx has a has beeen a source of confusion...also leibniz notation is simple but it always tends to cause confusion for example for a very long time I thought dy/dx is a it's a LIMIT!!!

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