Related Rates Problems MADE CLEAR & EASY--Best Explanation! Math with Professor V

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[troykhan]

This video is perfectly timed. I just got a lecture on this topic earlier today.

[monroeclewis]

Very clear, leading students “by the nose, ” but without the pain or discomfort that expression might suggest.

[rhodeyeu]

i'm glad i found you! very helpful!

[electra]

Hi 😵‍💫can you explain why in the first cylinder problem 25pi stays as 25pi when taking the derivative despite being a constant? thank you!

[CamelDAWG]

at 13:32 you get 4pi * 2 * 8 * 2. Where do you get the last 2 from? Is that from multiplying 2r * dr/dt?

[HeavyMetalShredder]

So basically just implicit differentiation