Calculus 1: Rate of Change (1 of 10) What is Rate of Change?

In this video I will explain what is rate of change, and give an example of the rate of change of the ideal gas law.

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[humbertor]

Hi Michel, just want to thank you for everything you've taught me over the past few years. If it wasn't for you I wouldn't have been able to pass my Physics courses. I'm now graduating in a month thanks to you. THANK YOU! You're doing what the professors can't do which is teach. I am forever grateful

[Massimus]

Professor, in the end you briefly explain we have to multiply with dv/dt because we have to take the derivative of the variable V. I have trouble understanding this concept. Can you explain? I understand that both P and V are changing with respect to time, which is why we have to take their derivative. But the correlation that we have to multiply with dv/dt is hard to grasp.

[soumah]

Hi Professor,
Thank you so much for all your great videos. since there are many folders about calculus, I was wondering to see which folders are for calculus 1. many thanks.

[mrbriansu]

I need to understand IB grade 11 math HL. Is this the right place to start learning Calculus? Do you have some IB grade 11 math HL play lists?

[gowthamprinters]

Your explanation is good but there is no quality what you written in the board

[mrbriansu]

Can you explain how "t^2+4t+16" "converted" to "2t+4"?

[hakimdadi]

Hi, how can we derivate the pressure with volume and temperature are constant?