@sadain7933
I found this very helpful. The animation and the linguistic flow is quite good that i think anybody can understand easily.
@deleted-something
Kinda true to be honest, although you can’t deny that the dudes (quite literally) who invented it were geniuses, I’m shocked that Cartesian coordinates weren’t even a thing for a long time
@edgerokoth7234
What a visual way to grasp the concept of first principle differentiation ❤
@jacqueshollands5630
Best explanation of Calculus on YouTube
@BrainStationAdvanced
Enjoyed it? Part 3 coming soon 🔥 but you know the drill
@OmkarsLanguageLounge
Really I was just searching for such a meticulous explanation from a long time but couldn't get it. Really you made calculus concepts easy for me. Now calculus is no more arduous. Thanks 🙏🙏
@pratyushkhandelwal7138
Your Calculus series is lit 🔥Sir u are on fire! ❤ Thank u so much...I can watch it 1000 times ... it is sooo goood
@rayaloa2824
Answer for d(x³)/dx is 3x² Given x=2 The answer would be 12
@Study232-h
I just started learning this topic and am glad to find this video! Concept is so simplified, it so easy to grasp.
@Sagarkumar-ko9oy
I have never seen someone explaining maths in such a simple way thanx bro❤❤
@ababa9668
really good video of how you went from nothing all the way to the first principle rule :)
@slimysnail6071
That is genius. Finally I understood what is slope and how derivative works
@pinkweirdsunsets5537
as a professional math hater, i must say this is the best video i have watched on calculus. no way it is actually interesting
@akbeastgaming7740
9:50 derivative of this is 3x^2 So that value of x=2 3×2×2=12 Thank you love you sir ❤
@chandramanibiswas4092
0:49 nahh bro students got cooked here
@proshunsarkar2033
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@Nowhere-from
Thanks!
@MahirSindid
You deserved to be subscribed, thanks you ❤
@noonhakimin3114
Derivative of x³ is 3x² and substituting x with 2 will be 3(2)² = 3x4 = 12
@BrainStationAdvanced