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You're so welcome!

You can pick v=y-2x.

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Glad I could help

You're very welcome!

Thank you! Cheers!

You're welcome!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad you like it!

Jim, Glad to hear that from you.

Jim, you are always welcome to come back to school and enroll in my class! :-)

@@reneesmathclassroom-calcul6577 I’ve taken calculus twice, and didn’t pass. I was so frustrated and felt maybe I missed out on something from Trig (I get a little lost on the pythag properties in differentials) but your visual style is a big way of how I’ve noticed I learned. I’m going to make time to see your video for Math 110A before I can get in class. I’m in math 95 now. (Sorry for long reply)👍🏼🙏🏼

@@Jim_Tacitus Jim, Thank you for reaching out to me and expressing your interest in taking my class again. I'm sorry to hear that you've struggled with calculus in the past, but it's great to hear that my visual teaching style resonates with you and has helped you learn in the past. It's important to identify where you may have struggled in the past, such as with trigonometry, and work on those areas to strengthen your foundation before diving into calculus again. I'm glad to hear that you're planning to watch my Math 110A videos before starting the class. That should help you get a head start and build confidence before the class begins. I'm looking forward to having you in my calculus class and I'm confident that with hard work and dedication, you can succeed. Good luck with your studies in MATH 95, Trigonometry, and I'll see you in class soon!

Happy for you :-)

Thank you for your feedback.

Hi Jim, I remember you very well :-). You were probably the first subscriber of my channel. I am using an ipad pro together with an ipad pencil. The App that I use to take notes is called Notability. You can find it on the App store. Hope you are doing well!!!

@@reneesmathclassroom-calcul6577 hi professor, I’m ok. I don’t know if it’s the pandemic and remote learning, but I am thinking to return to CCSF. I want to apply to CalPoly or UC Berkeley/Davis. The reason I wanted to know about your material is because I want to start digitizing my notes to better follow online instruction (and not kill so many trees). Hard to be an environmental and engineering student if I’m still stuck writing on dead trees. 😆 Anyway, from what I’ve seen, your notes and flow of instruction is the most consistent and makes the most sense from the other math professors I’ve had. I like how you do notes in your videos and I wanted to know what you worked with. So far I’m looking to get “Remarkable2” electronic notepad to do paper notes in and store them, but I like having colored pens. I guess there is always compromise. Well hopefully I see you on campus this spring for math 110a, in-person classes again? I hope. Thank you professor and really hoping to survive calculus!🙂

@@Jim_Tacitus Great 👍!

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