All about dy/dx Part 1 | Understanding Calculus #math #physics #iit #prathampengoria #jeesimplified

[jeesimplified]

Hope the video was helpful for you in understanding calculus.

[umeshpenkey]

Earphone guys Left ear 👂🏻❌. Right ear 👂🏻🔊🔊

[kushagrasinha]

A moment to describe will be a Planck second (time for a Quantum scale black hole to evaporate)
Tp=√[hG/c⁵] ≈ 5.391 ×10^-44 s

[menodevsh]

being an arts student, I realized that we cannot escape math even we change our subject after class 10.
Thank you bhaiya for teaching us calculus.

[wiblotu]

According to our JEE guy here, dy/dx brought a revolution in the world of science and mathematics. dy/dx = tan(Θ) = P/B (Perpendicular/Base). ▲x = xf - xi, where delta denotes the change (delta change ko denote karta hai). If your speed was once 50km/h but, now it's 20km/h, which means that the change in speed, ▲S = S1-S2 = 50-20 = 30km/h. Consider two points A and B. The distance from point A to B is 30km and the time taken is 3h   30km     3h Here, speed = D/t (conventional way of doing things from childhood, true only for a special case) According to this, S = 30/3 = 10km/h
The actual formula of speed is S = ▲D/▲t = Df-Di/tf-ti.
Consider two points, A and B. The distance between the point is 30km and the starting time was 10:03 and the time of arrival was 12:03
30km  
10:03 12:03
We know that, S = ▲D/▲t = Df-Di/tf-ti
  ⇒ S = 30-0/10:03-12:03
= 30-0/12:03-10:03
= 30/2
=15km/h
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[Arsenal.]

Yes bro same with me, when i was introduced with s = d/t, i was very confused . Because from mathematical prespective we are suppose to divide it . I never thought it from physics prespective in class 9 and 10 . Later i discovered it by myself

[theone]

This video actually taught me all I wanted to know about calculus, really can't thank you enough 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[harshitgupta]

According to me....
Moment is just a very small time period which we can't imagine.
Its Tf-Ti, where Tf is tending Ti...

Therefore its "dT"

[senu]

I am a 10th student but as I love physics i watch these videos, he is very good at explaining concepts of physics because he is even able to explain all this to me ❤. Love your videos

[truth_alone_triumphs]

I have the same level of curiosity and respect towards science... and now finally I am relieved to hear the same tone from someone else ...✨

[tejasgiddnavar]

Super leacture bhai the main thing i learned from this is to think deeply of very basic que and terms . 🙏❤️😇

[legendxfreefire]

1 moment is basically time that we experience

[pushkarshukla]

First time saw your video. Explanation was good, but your thoughts were amazing. Loved how you think about moment... applying studied things in real life (calculation speed, dist. etc. while going to school) and other thoughts as well. ❣

[kulrajsoni]

Bhai as a commerce student i find this very interesting, this video came in my feed and I couldn’t resist myself from finding out, coz we were tought to memorise all the formulas just because we were commerce students

[zubairshah]

Really sir mein bahut tadapta hu apne physics ke ese concepts ko samjhne ke liye aapne kis concept ko esa clear kiya mein ab cheezo ko realate kar pa rha hu

[dharmappabarki]

Aap kamaal ki aadmi ho-jee. Sachee!

As an engineering student, moment I saw dy/dx on the screen, my eyes didn’t move from there! In engineering, though I used to score close to 100/100, the significance of dy/dx never entered into my head!… Without understanding the concept, itna mazaa nahi aata! So, your dy/dx explaination with humour and examples was holding me not to skip the video!! …. I watched the full video. Wow! Thanks 🙏

[dhyanchand]

I think we can't experience the moment because jab tak ham usko experience krne ka sochte hai tab tok woh chala jata hai 😂

[hemm]

One of the best videos to actually understand the concept behind. Superb explanation. Deserves a Million views. Hats off. Keep it going with more conceptual videos

[Internal_spark]

For ex take y=x² graph pick a point and draw tangent to it and pick another point and draw tangent to it you'll notice that the slope of the tangents behave like y'=2x hence dy/dx is slope of tangent drawn on the curve y=x². I know I didn't put it properly but correct me if I'm wrong

[competitivecivics]

Being a student of arts I enjoy it very much..Thanks a lot❤❤