EASY CALCULUS Introduction – Anyone with BASIC Math skills can understand….

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[gabesilva]

I was always bad in school. Was terrible at math. Barely got my diploma. In my mid 20s now and I study physics just for fun. Been having learning walls and knew I had to start here. I honestly cried at the end of this video. I could see the math visually and Understood it’s application so well. Never thought I’d see math in this way. Thank you so much. All the time I wasted in school. Feels terrible.

[edshelden]

This was a very good explanation for 72 year old guy who flunked calculus in college once. You mentioned note taking. Note taking is incredibly difficult. If the student had a piece of paper in front of them showing the drawings and the formulas you presented it might be easier.

[golden.lights.twinkle]

At school I had terrible math teachers that put me off the subject for life. This did not stop me becoming a computer programmer for over 40 years. In all that time I never needed calculus, and only used algebraic equations a few times. Neverthless, your videos are good and will be useful for people that have to learn this subject.

[paradoxplayzgaming]

Great tutorial really sooths some of the initial intimidation of complex math. considering that I am a 14-year-old boy who can't even focus on basic pre-algebra it is miraculous that this video actually made vauge sense to me and kept my attention for 20 minutes. this is one of the best math videos i have ever seen

[GF-vwsz]

Thank you for the video. Please do not stop and continue to create more in depth Calculus videos, and yes Calculus is a very fascinating subject or may be language. Love it.

[l.janescroggins]

Thanks. I had no idea what I was trying to learn in Calculus and switched majors. I’m 75, started tryin to refresh my algebra & found it’s kinda fun. BTW my major was in graphic design

[TheRealHedgehogSonic]

The first calculus class I took was one I dropped, because the professor hated tech so much, while a lot of my learning methods are tech heavy. This video did NOT disappoint in reinvigorating me to push my math skills to the max and be the game designer I've always dreamed of being.

[jessicanelson]

I loved algebra in school and peaked there in math, because without understanding pre-calc it wasn't fun or easy anymore. I know I'm smart enough for it, but I wanted to learn other things. I graduated with an arts degree 10 years ago, and have been doing some deep soul-searching about going back to school to embark on a new career. This has led me to consider civil engineering as something I've always been passionate about, but the math terrifies me! I enrolled in some coursera classes to see how challenging it would be and gauge my learning deficit, but this video has made me feel SO much better about pursuing this! Thank you!

[rodent-creature]

Thanks I am horrible at math and I was looking into majoring in meteorology later on and becoming a storm chaser, and apparently it involves calculus and physics
I'm starting to really learn this a little earlier (I'm starting high school in two months) because I've heard the earlier you pick up the skills needed for meteorology, the better

[WhatAmI-JB]

Simple way of explaining maths.good job.

[royforgy]

Very good. Most people that teach calculus don’t explain what you are really doing well enough.

[EdwardSuleski-izlz]

I graduated from GED in 1993 studied a calculus equation disk's and washers memorized the entire equation and I completely understand it.

[rustyeels]

I barely got past fractions in school. I actually was able to understand this and love the applications of finding area and volume for all sorts of shapes. Thank you sir.

[adamd]

Excellent introduction to a seemingly-daunting topic. Thank you so much! I definitely feel more comfortable about calculus.

[orzkenorik]

This will help me learn a lot more in school and get me to be an aeronautica engineer. Thank you so much, TabletClass Math.

[vickyxoxoo]

i love math and am very critical of how people teach it to me but you explain it very well thank you

[josephsfields]

I appreciate that you took the time to create this video. I wish you had a versions of your explanation that stayed succinctly and absolutely on track with solving the problem in as few words as possible, leaving out all the extra verbosity 8:25 Maybe I'm not your target audience but I'd appreciate the availability of the speed course as a refresher. I took calculus in college back in '85 .

[garykidwell]

I struggled through many calc classes in college. Imagine if I had YouTube to help, what a difference that would have made!

[robertwoolley]

That was an interesting re-introduction to calculus. I haven't used it since my engineering college days over 50 years ago and I dislike forgetting something I liked using in the past. So now onto the next stage and to work though some more examples.

[usmanmuhammad]

imagine 22mins video explain in details what ur teacher or lecture don't even do in the entire session 💯🙌