Do you have any other tips and tricks for word problems? I've gone through optimization and related rates and am having problem understanding how to set up and solve the problem. For example, I just learned that when A move towards B it is # - x but when A moves away from B it is just #. I'm not sure I understand the logic behind it but I just memorized that this is how it works. Would you happen to have a vdo explaining these minute topics that aren't really covered in my calculus book?
I actually try to not memorize rules like that and recommend just practicing setting up as many as you can until you recognize patterns. I can make a video with more examples doing optimization and related rates from the homework problems in our book-would that help you? I also have a precalc video that just shows how to write functions to model word problem scenarios: czcams.com/video/r2F_z43VKoI/video.html
Keep practicing, obsessively! Here’s an interview with a student who did just that: Interview with a Calculus student: How they improved their grade dramatically in class!!!! czcams.com/users/shortsem7_YmkQyuY?feature=share
@@mathwithprofessorv Thanks! do you have any extra practice problems? the ones I'm using from my calc textbook are very complex and require a lot of deep thinking and I'm really not there yet.
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Do you have any other tips and tricks for word problems? I've gone through optimization and related rates and am having problem understanding how to set up and solve the problem. For example, I just learned that when A move towards B it is # - x but when A moves away from B it is just #. I'm not sure I understand the logic behind it but I just memorized that this is how it works. Would you happen to have a vdo explaining these minute topics that aren't really covered in my calculus book?
I actually try to not memorize rules like that and recommend just practicing setting up as many as you can until you recognize patterns. I can make a video with more examples doing optimization and related rates from the homework problems in our book-would that help you? I also have a precalc video that just shows how to write functions to model word problem scenarios:
czcams.com/video/r2F_z43VKoI/video.html
How do you distribute the cost between the base and the side once you got the cheapest cost? Im referring to the storage problem. Thanks
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Hello, do you have any Cylinder optimization examples?
Ooh, not yet! Email me one in particular or I can record one that I have right now if you like.
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Hey professor, I'm having trouble understanding optimization problems and constructing them. what should I do?
Keep practicing, obsessively! Here’s an interview with a student who did just that:
Interview with a Calculus student: How they improved their grade dramatically in class!!!!
czcams.com/users/shortsem7_YmkQyuY?feature=share
@@mathwithprofessorv Thanks! do you have any extra practice problems? the ones I'm using from my calc textbook are very complex and require a lot of deep thinking and I'm really not there yet.
I have about 4 or more videos on optimization on my channel, and extra worksheets and practice tests on my Patreon.