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I understand that delta v = new v minus old v but the thing I don't understand is "if v is continuous then v(x+Δx)→v(x) as Δx→0." can you explain this statement. I understand that as delta x approaches zero, delta new v is same as old v but what does he bring...
In the below video from approx. 12:00 onwards while explaining the proof for Quotient Rule, Mr. Miller says that while delta x approaches zero, delta v approaches zero. Can someone explain me why is that?
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I don't know I find it difficult to recollect the material from previous chapters. When I read the material I understand it but if I come back to the material after few days, it is as if I never read that material. My memory is very poor and I am frustrated.
Thanks all for your wonderful tips.
I am in my late 30s and taking this class. I am highly motivated but unable to spend time with my full-time job and calculus. Also, I need to work on memory. Any tips you can offer?
I always get stressed out or get anxious while reading and I am not sure...
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I am taking Calc I and prescribed text is Stewart. I did OK in individual tests at the end of each chapter but my problem is when I am taking Chapter 5 test I don't remember anything from Chap. 1,2,3 or 4 and so on and so forth. I mean I can remember simple concepts but not the entire...
Thank you. By ivy league I mean, MIT, harvard, princeton etc. So, honors calculus problems are much tougher than the problems in the exercises of Stewart?
I do understand the overall concept. My problem is the problems in the exercises where I get stuck up. Do I need to be able to solve those to be well prepared for advanced classes like Calc 2 and Calc 3.
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I am taking Calc 1 at a community college and we are using Calculus by James Stewart 7th edition. I am able to do homework problems that are assigned to us which are only a small subset of problems from end of the chapter exercises. However, we are not doing any of the remaining...