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Mathematics is the universal language. It is elegant, creative, logical and easy to learn if you have a skilled teacher. Perhaps like you, I could never learn it effectively in the classroom. So that's why I created this resource. Here on my channel, I provide free step by step tutorials to help you better understand and appreciate a wide variety of topics in mathematics.
Hi, my name is Wayne, or as my friends like to call me "Master Wu". In my spare time, I'm a cycling and endurance sports enthusiast. As a mechanical engineering and graduate of a mathematics degree from The University of Queensland, I'm also very passionate about helping you succeed as a math student.
Mathematics is the universal language. It is elegant, creative, logical and easy to learn if you have a skilled teacher. Perhaps like you, I could never learn it effectively in the classroom. So that's why I created this resource. Here on my channel, I provide free step by step tutorials to help you better understand and appreciate a wide variety of topics in mathematics.
Hi, my name is Wayne, or as my friends like to call me "Master Wu". In my spare time, I'm a cycling and endurance sports enthusiast. As a mechanical engineering and graduate of a mathematics degree from The University of Queensland, I'm also very passionate about helping you succeed as a math student.
Superannuation Formula: Amount accumulated in a Pension Fund with Interest
In this video, we explore, with the power of compound interest, how a retirement, pension, or superannuation fund accumulates money over time with regular investments or contributions.
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Derivative of cos^2(x) - d/dx [cos^2(x)] - Chain Rule and Half Angle Formula
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In this video we differentiate cos^2(x) = [cos(x)]^2 with respect to x, but 2 methods. Firstly with the chain rule, secondly by using a half/double angle identity: cos^2(x) = [1 cos(2x)] / 2 #calculus #differentiation #trigonometry Thanks for watching. Please give me a "thumbs up" if you have found this video helpful. Please ask me a maths question by commenting below and I will try to help you...
Integral Test for Convergence/Divergence of Infinite Series (How it Works)
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In this video, we demonstrate the idea behind the Integral Test for the convergence or divergence of an infinite series. In a nutshell, if the terms of a series can be expressed as a_n = f(n) on [1, ∞), we can compare the improper integral of the function from 1 to ∞ to the increasing partial sums of the series to determine their convergence or divergence. #calculus #infiniteseries #convergence...
Simple vs Compound Interest (Compound not much better?)
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In this video, we compare what happens in a savings account with a 9% interest rate after 3 years with compound interest paid monthly vs simply interest. Will the difference in the amount accumulated in the compound interest account be worth it after 3 years? What about after 10 or 15 years? #financialmathematics #compoundinterest #simpleinterest Thanks for watching. Please give me a "thumbs up...
Limit of xe^x as x approaches -∞ (negative infinity) - L'Hospital's Rule
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In this video we work out what is the limit as x approaches negative infinity of the function f(x) = xe^x First, we need to transform the function to a form where we can apply L'Hospital's Rule where the limit of a quotient function is the limit of the quotient of the derivative of the numerator and the derivative of the denominator. #calculus #limitsandderivatives #lhopital Thanks for watching...
Compound Interest: How much can you earn in 3 years at 9 per cent?
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In this video, we calculate the interest earned over a 3 year period after depositing $5000 into a savings account, earning interest at 9% per annum. The bank pays us interest month, and there are no taxes on the interested earned and we do not make any withdrawals in that time. How much will we have earned in 3 years? #financialmathematics #compoundinterest #exponentialgrowthproblem Thanks for...
Harmonic Series: why it is Divergent
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In this video, we explore the Harmonic Series and how it derive its name from the world of music. We show via a comparison test between the Harmonic Series and the series 1 1/2 1/2 1/2 that does not converge, that it indeed does not converge. This comparison test was first discovered by Nicole Oresme in 1350. We then show how the sequence of partial sums of the Harmonic Series is equivalent to ...
Convergence and Divergence of Infinite Series with Example Problems
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In this video, we introduce the infinite series or just series as the sum of an infinite sequence and the concept of convergence and divergence. We establish the theorem that if a series Σa is convergent, then the limit of the terms approaches zero. This gives rise to the test for divergence, whereby the limit of the terms is not zero or does not exist, then the series is divergent. We determin...
How to integrate ∫csc^3(x)dx - (Integration By Parts)
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In this video, we will solve the integral of csc^3(x) with the method of Integration By Parts... We express csc^3(x) as csc(x)*csc^2(x) and assign u = csc(x) and dv = csc^2*(x)dx. The integration by parts is quite tricky and requires fore knowledge of a few other integrals. There are several reference videos in this video: 1. Derivative of csc(x) - Reciprocal Rule - czcams.com/video/mQM9NMbLXhY...
Limit of (2 + h)^3 - 8 / h as h approaches 0
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In this video, we use algebraic manipulation to find the limit as h approaches 0 of... (2 h)^3 - 8 / h. If we try to find this limit as it is written, we will run into a case of 0/0, which is indeterminate. #PreCalculus #Limits #Algebra Thanks for watching. Please give me a "thumbs up" if you have found this video helpful. Please ask me a maths question by commenting below and I will try to hel...
What is the derivative of tan^2(x)? - d/dx[tan^2(x)]
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In this tutorial, we use the chain rule dy/dx = dy/du * du/dx to determine the derivative of the function tan^2(x) by setting u = tan(x). Links to reference videos(s): 1. Derivative of tan(x): czcams.com/video/q9EgnQwQqw8/video.html #Calculus #Differentiation #Trigonometry Thanks for watching. Please give me a "thumbs up" if you have found this video helpful. Please ask me a maths question by c...
Trig and Complex Numbers - Power Reduction Identities
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In this video, we use DeMoivre's Theorem and binomial expansion of the expression... [2cosθ]^n = [z z^(-1)]^n To formulate power reduction trigonometry identities. Links to reference videos: 1. Trig and Complex Numbers - Multiple Angle Identities: czcams.com/video/lVaUR3rfX6A/video.html #ComplexNumbers #TrigonometricIdentities Thanks for watching. Please give me a "thumbs up" if you have found ...
Inverse hyperbolic cosine [cosh^-1(x)] as a logarithm
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In this video, we find the conventional expression for the inverse hyperbolic cosine function via the definition of hyperbolic cosine. First, we let the function... y(x) = cosh^(-1)(x) Thus... cosh(y) = 1/2(e^y e^-y) = x, for which we solve for y. #Functions #Hyperbolic #Inverse #Cosine Thanks for watching. Please give me a "thumbs up" if you have found this video helpful. Please ask me a maths...
How to evaluate the limit sqrt(1 + h) - 1 / h as x approaches 0
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In this video, we apply the limit laws and use some algebraic manipulation to find the limit as x approaches 0 of the expression: [ sqrt(1 h) - 1 / h ] #PreCalculus #Limits #Algebra Thanks for watching. Please give me a "thumbs up" if you have found this video helpful. Please ask me a maths question by commenting below and I will try to help you in future videos. I would really appreciate any s...
Integral of ∫ sin(4x) / cos^4(x) dx
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In this video, we find the indefinite integral: ∫ sin(4x) / cos^4(x) dx In order to out this out, we must get the numerator to be in the same form as the denominator. #Calculus #Integration #Trigonometry Thanks for watching. Please give me a "thumbs up" if you have found this video helpful. Please ask me a maths question by commenting below and I will try to help you in future videos. I would r...
Trig and Complex Numbers - Multiple Angle Identities
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Trig and Complex Numbers - Multiple Angle Identities
Derivative of csc(x) - Reciprocal Rule
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Derivative of csc(x) - Reciprocal Rule
Evaluating the Integral ∫ sqrt(x) / x^2 + x dx on the interval [1/3, 3]
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Evaluating the Integral ∫ sqrt(x) / x^2 x dx on the interval [1/3, 3]
Proof: Reciprocal Rule of Differentiation by First Principles
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Proof: Reciprocal Rule of Differentiation by First Principles
Limit of (x^2 + x - 6) / (x - 2) as x approaches 2
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Limit of (x^2 x - 6) / (x - 2) as x approaches 2
Derivative of arcsin(x) - d/dx [ sin^-1(x) ] - Inverse Sine function
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Derivative of arcsin(x) - d/dx [ sin^-1(x) ] - Inverse Sine function
Integral of ∫ acos(x) / b + acos(x) dx with t = tan(x/2)
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Integral of ∫ acos(x) / b acos(x) dx with t = tan(x/2)
Find a and b for ax^3 - 8x^2 - 9x + b: Polynomial Remainder Theorem
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Find a and b for ax^3 - 8x^2 - 9x b: Polynomial Remainder Theorem
Integral of tan^4(x) = Integral of y^4/(y^2+1) ?? - Change of Variable
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Integral of tan^4(x) = Integral of y^4/(y^2 1) ?? - Change of Variable
Proof: Limit as x approaches 0 of [tan(x) - x] / x^3 = 1/3 (L'Hospital's Rule)
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Proof: Limit as x approaches 0 of [tan(x) - x] / x^3 = 1/3 (L'Hospital's Rule)
What is the derivative of sec^2(x)? - d/dx[sec^2(x)]
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What is the derivative of sec^2(x)? - d/dx[sec^2(x)]
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Integral ln^2 (sin x) pls explain
We can use lhopitalle rule
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Hmm......this was very helpful I now understand something that previously took me around three hours to understand 😊
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Master indeed! Thank you!
Beautifully explained! Thank you! Can not wait for more videos from you. Please don't stop, you have too much to offer...
Excellent communication skills! Thank you for the time you took to make this video!
6:50 can I apply L Hospital rules because it is now 0/0 form.
Not yet. A few days.
best explanation ever, tyvvvvm
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Still can't get it 😢😢😢.
I got it now. Simple 😊
I was solving a question and used th cos3x formula. I saw the answer and it was completely different than mine. Now, I have understood what they did. Thanks!
What the fucj
This method is the best
What a beautiful video and presentation
dear sir some point you didn't clear it is very difficult to understand for beginners. like you didn't clear from where n and m had been come . I hope you will reply my comment and help me to understand this
sir you fulfill my desire. I also saw many video in many channels but did not understand anything. Best luck for your future
on the other side , any function say a^x , the derivative would become a^x times limit as h approaches 0 of a^h - 1/h , which gives some random irrational number (which ln a) , so we would ask , so is there any number ,so that we take derivative the limit becomes 0, yes that is e , so most likely it is one of e definition you can say from another persepective
Thank you teacher ❤
I always wondered why lim h→0 (aʰ-1)/h = ln a Thanks for explaining it
Thank you! You helped me a lot!
I do it with lim[(lnx-lnx0)/x-x0] x->x0. becomes limln(x/x0)/(x-x0) x->x0 Then i pose u=x/x0 and the limits becomes lim lnu/[x0(1-u)] that lim(lnu)/(u-1)=1 using N-L theorem and squezze theorem u->1
Sir this lecture was osm ❤ I am preparing for jee advance and i want you to solve such problems ❤ love from india
I have a question
Extremely helpful, thank you!
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Not the only function. Also y=0
I used to think so but then I realised that any multiple of e^x is also it's own derivative (a*e^x)'=a*e^x. If we set a=0 → (0)'=0. So the derivative of f(x)=0 is just a special case of f(x)=f'(x)=a*e^x
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Nice explanation!
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Thank you
This is incredible. Thank you very much! I've never heard of a conic graph but this view is truly fascinating for some reason.
Can anyone explain why in 5:25 you can take the 1/x out of the limit, saying it's "independent of the letter m" - after all m is defined as a function of x?
The limit is about m approaching 0, this means that the limit cannot affect x so you can just move 1/x in front and won't change the outcome
Right at the start you have circular reasoning. You see, d/dx e^x = e^x IS a definition of e. Such that e is the only value of n that satisfies d/dx n^x = n^x. All definitions are equivalent, so what you are doing by taking the definition of e at the start is effectively saying: to prove d/dx e^x = e^x, we first start by asserting d/dx e^x = e^x. You see the problem? Using the limit definition of e is exactly the same as using the derivative definition of e. But more than that, YOU CANNOT PROVE A DEFINITION, if you could you wouldn't need it to be a definition in the first place. No matter what you do, you simply cannot prove it without some kind of circular reasoning. Maybe we will develop the maths tools someday that allow us to prove the value of e, but until then, we can only define it.
Thank you so much sir ❤❤ from Kurdistan
Thank you so much
Thank you! You make it very easy to understand :)
Why did we turn the triangle anticlockwise
Beautiful ❤️
What about x^n.e^x?
Thanks for the video, from Chile
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