
Lecture Description
Calculus: A right circular cone (point down) has base radius 100 ft and height 100 ft. Water drains form the tip of the cone. When the water level is 10 ft, water drains at a rate of 2 ft/sec. How fast is the water level decreasing?
Course Index
- Limits 1a - Definition and Basic Concepts
- Limits 1b - Delta-Epsilon Formulation
- Limits 1c - Limit Failure
- Limits 1d - Polynomial and Rational Functions
- Limits 1e - Compositions and Squeeze Theorem
- Limits 1f - Trigonometric Functions
- Examples of Limits
- Continuity 1a - Definition and Basic Concepts
- Continuity 1b - Polynomial/Rational Functions and The Extreme Value Theorem
- Examples of Continuity
- Fast Solution of Inequality Using Continuity
- Bisection Method 1
- Bisection Method 2
- Vertical Asymptotes 1a
- Vertical Asymptotes 1b
- Definition of Tangent Line
- Example of Tangent Line
- Definition of Derivative
- Power Rule for Derivatives
- Tangent Line to x^2-4x
- Horizontal Tangent Lines to a Polynomial
- Derivative of sin(x) and cos(x)
- Tangent Lines to sin(x)
- Motion in a Line
- The Product Rule
- General Product Rule
- Power Rule for Rational Exponents
- The Quotient Rule
- Trig Derivatives
- Examples of Trig Derivatives
- Tangent Lines for sec(x)
- Tangent Lines for cot(x)
- The Chain Rule
- Example of Chain Rule 1 - Basic Examples
- Example of Chain Rule 2 - Approximation with Tangent Line
- Example of Chain Rule 3 - Trig Functions
- Example of Chain Rule 4 - Triple Chain Rule
- Higher Order Derivatives
- Graphs and Higher Order Derivatives
- Implicit Differentiation 1 - Definition and Basic Concepts
- Implicit Differentiation 2 - Basic Example
- Implicit Differentiation 3 - Approximation with Tangent Line
- Implicit Differentiation 4 - Example with Trig Functions
- Implicit Differentiation 5 - Higher Derivatives
- Related Rates
- Example of Related Rates 1
- Example of Related Rates 2
- Extreme Value Theorem Using Critical Points
- Example of Extreme Value Theorem 1
- Example of Extreme Value Theorem 2
- Example of Extreme Value Theorem 3
- Rolle's Theorem
- Mean Value Theorem
- Increasing/Decreasing and Derivatives 1
- Increasing/Decreasing and Derivatives 2
- Example of Increasing/Decreasing 1
- Example of Increasing/Decreasing 2
- Example of Increasing/Decreasing 3
- First/Second Derivative Test for f(x) = x^4 - 12x^3
- First/Second Derivative Test for f(x) = sin(x)
- First/Second Derivative Test for f(x) = x^2 - 6x^{4/3}
- Concavity and the Second Derivative
- Concavity for f(x) = sin(x)
- Concavity for f(x) = (x^2 - 36)/(x-2)
- Concavity for f(x) = |x^2 - 4x - 12|
- Example of Limit at Infinity 1
- Example of Limit at Infinity 2
- Example of Limit at Infinity 3
- Checklist for Sketching Functions
- Graph of f(x) = x^4 - 8x^3
- Graph of f(x) = (x-2)/(x-1)
- Graph of f(x) = sin(x) + cos(x)
- Graph of f(x) = sin(x)/(1+cos(x))
- Graph of f(x) = x^{4/3} - 8x^{2/3}
- Optimization 1
- Optimization 2
- Optimization 3
- Optimization - Maximizing Profit
- Newton's Method 1
- Newton's Method 2
- Differentials 1
- Differentials 2
Course Description
In this first in a collection of seven series of calculus lessons, Math Doctor Bob (Robert Donley) walks you through the very first steps of differential calculus: Limits; continuity; intermediate value theorem; bisection method; tangent lines; derivatives; optimization; Newton's Method; and differentials.
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