The fundamental theorem of calculus (fast AI lesson)

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In all seriousness, these explanations are incredibly well made....with the examples and animations and everything.

saviodias

integral of the derivative of f(x) =/= derivative of the integral of f(x). The indefinite integral of any function always includes adding a constant because the the derivatives of x^2 + 5 = the derivative of x^2 = 2x. So, when you integrate 2x you have to add a constant (c).

jacoby-wan_kenobi

If she was my maths teacher, I will get a perfect 100 in biology

RDX--_--

Somebody give this man a medal of honor already

EncoreFrenchLessons

it seems so obvious its amazing it took us so long to make this connection. I think props are in order for Descartes for making the connection between geometry and algebra so easy to see. Newton gets a lot of credit, but Descartes really set it off IMO

fly

This is genuinely the best explanation to a lesson i've ever seen. i've never studied the intergals thingy or calculus and i understood it. wow

BorfenDa

hawking saying yes bruddaaaa made my day

realhuman

This is a very good video for people new to calculus but where it actually gets interesting (for me at least) and what the fundamental theorem of calculus actially explains is why the antiderivative of any function is actually the formula for the area under that function

spiraldj

It's really working for me solving angry bird velocity is the clip that I like best

VidarshanaDamneth

This channel is awesome, keep up the good work :)

realkiwipanda

Wow this is the first time I’ve ever seen an explanation for the Fundamental Theron of Calculus, good vid 👍

Quart

Bro gen x, y whatever the fuck the new one is gonna be learning a whole lot from this wtf 💀💀💀

yolowave

Why tf is kim kardashian teaching me integration 😭

justlivinglife

we got Stephen Hawking with an american accent before GTA 6 🗣️💥💥

raxlitude

"Let's just show him an example. Listen bro, yes bredaa" - Dr. Hawking

avian

God, This gives more experience in Maths Now then I had When I was in High School.

SonGojit

There is no way Stephen Hawking's mouth is able to move so much when talking 😭😭😭
RIP man...

anoopkashyap

Make a full video on integration and differentiation

avaneeshgouda

Nah, it doesn’t work both ways
Differentiating an integral of a function gives you the function itself while integration of a derivative gives you the function but the constant part stays undefined.
Being a nerd for a lil

АлексейДёмин-лр

Man wtf! This moment was an epifany!!! Amazing explaining skills!!!

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