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Max and Min
(Calculus)
Understand how the derivative of a function can be used to identify inputs that may correspond to extrema (maxima or...
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Introduction to Proofs
(Geometry)
Winner of the 2-minute video contest and a TI-84+ graphing calculator! Video introduces two column proofs
Unit Circle
(Trig / Pre Calc)
An introduction to the unit circle and unit circle trigonometry. How does traditional trigonometry apply to the unit circle? Also,...
Solving with variables on both sides
(Algebra)
Learn how to solve equations with variables on both sides. Use algebraic reasoning and visual models to learn what it...
Integration of Powers and Products of Sine and Cosine
(Calculus II)
Integral of (cos x)^m (sin x)^n dx. Also, integral of cos(ax) sin(bx) dx, etc.
This video shows how to solve the following mixture problem using algebra by writing a system of equations with 2...
Taylor and Maclaurin Series
(Calculus II)
Maclaurin series. Expansions of e^x, sin x, and cos x, and related series. Taylor series expansions about x0. Copyright 2005,...
Polar Coordinates and Graphs
(Calculus II)
Polar vs. rectangular coordinates; polar graphs; slope of the tangent line to a polar curve. Copyright 2005, Department of Mathematics,...
Limits and Graphs
(Calculus)
The concept of limit from an intuitive, graphical point of view. Left and right-sided limits. Infinite one-sided limits and vertical...
The Power Rule
(Calculus)
Learn what the Power Rule says and how to use it in various contexts.
e^x and ln x
(Calculus)
Early Transcendental extra video lecture including exponentials and the natural logarithm. Copyright 2005, Department of Mathematics, University of Houston. Created...Sick of Ads? Upgrade to Premium
