Quote (Whalefood @ Oct 20 2011 03:00pm)

How does a polynomial which isn't a fraction relate to that dx/dy = dx/dt * dt/dy shit

And then he mentions "Respect the X" and shit like that.

Quote (Whalefood @ Oct 20 2011 03:00pm)

How does a polynomial which isn't a fraction relate to that dx/dy = dx/dt * dt/dy shit

And then he mentions "Respect the X" and shit like that.

Quote (Whalefood @ Oct 20 2011 01:00pm)

How does a polynomial which isn't a fraction relate to that dx/dy = dx/dt * dt/dy shit

And then he mentions "Respect the X" and shit like that.

Quote (Whalefood @ Oct 20 2011 03:57pm)

My professor is retarded. I think he was homeless before he got this job from the economy.


He never explained fully the meanings behind dx/dy = du/dx dy/dx

Or whatever that is.

I am paying for education when I can just get it for free at khanacademy.

Quote (Eep @ Oct 20 2011 03:03pm)

ur professor grew up in the bronx or some shit


RESPECT THE X, YO

Quote (Taxidermy @ Oct 20 2011 03:04pm)

The actual reasoning behind dx/dy=(dx/dt)(dt/dy) is something you probably wouldn't touch until 4th year or possible graduate math studies ; if you're in first year you're just supposed to accept it for now, the proof is a bit beyond calc 2

Quote (Exx @ Oct 20 2011 03:05pm)

well....... remember your position graphs. x(t)=x^2, dx/dt= change in x with respect to t = v(t)= 2x. dx/dy^2= change in x with respect to t with respect to t = a(t) = 2

Quote (MidnightRider @ Oct 20 2011 02:05pm)

This might help.

http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/65462.html

Quote (Whalefood @ Oct 20 2011 03:06pm)

Calculus is dumb.

Quote (hurt_knee @ Oct 20 2011 04:10pm)

middy make me a sick maka sig plox

Quote (Taxidermy @ Oct 20 2011 03:11pm)

In calculus classes, you do a lot of things w/o really knowing the complete reasoning for why you can do it. In Analysis I & II etc you go into detail about all the things you took for granted in Calc I - III