Introduction to Vector Valued Functions

This video introduces vector valued functions.

[pyroeagle]

First year, second day of college, in calc III after a summer of no practice, stressing out about something I've never seen before, and 5 min in everything makes sense. Amazing job!

[ujjwal]

Wow, you seriously explained what I could never get from my profs

[jamesrobertson]

Very helpful explanation (as always from this channel). thanks.

[jovani]

Your videos are always great. Thank you so much!

[travisfiedler]

Wow! VERY good explanation! Thanks much, good sir.

[alexatlanta]

I love you lectures. Thank you Sir....

[TehFingergunz]

This is an awesome video, thank you for making it!

[lucynwosu]

Wonderful tutorial, easy to understand.

[basketballmath]

Good explanation. This video really helps.

[brendangrabe]

why did you pick the values you did for r? as in r(0), r(pi / 4), r(2pi / 3)?
How did you come to pick those?

[micheleambynielsen]

Hi I really like how you have made your video. Can you please tell me how you created the video around 6:45, where there handwritten part is suddenly there and you still use the yellow cursor. Also, did you use a digitizer of some kind to make the handwritten part? Br, Michele

[nurulanisshahira]

Escuse me Sir, i dont understand in minute 2.54 .... why do u used 0, 2 and -3 ? Instead of 1 or 3 or any number

[HackerFlavio]

what software program are you using to graph the equations?

[sharonsolana]

What are they talking about?...Oh, now I get it! _Thank you!_

[RayOtear]

thnks that really helped more than my Doctor ://

[ZPride]

Thank You!! Thank You!! Thank You!!

[Maradon-uf]

great video..but negative(-) raise to the power of 2 is positive ..how come you still have negative, like in r(2)?

[ABV]

This was so confusing till i saw this video

[titmoncher]

thanks this saved me just enough time so i can spank my pickle