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09/01/2025

_Description_
In this video, we'll derive the reduction formula for the indefinite integral of cosec^n(x) with respect to x. We'll understand the need for reduction formulas, integrate cosec^nx using integration by parts, and prove the reduction formula.

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reduction formula, integration, calculus, mathematics, trigonometry, cosecant function, cosec^n(x), indefinite integral, integration by parts.

300/1000 | Fourier Transform of e^(-at²) | Step-by-Step Solution & Inverse TransformTimestamps:00:00 FOURIER TRANSFORM o...
29/12/2024

300/1000 | Fourier Transform of e^(-at²) | Step-by-Step Solution & Inverse Transform
Timestamps:
00:00 FOURIER TRANSFORM of e^-at² where a is greater than 0
00:28 What is Fourier Transform ?
01:22 Solution
01:55 How to make a perfect square
05:48 Result from Error Function
06:22 Inverse FOURIER TRANSFORM of e^-at² where a is greater than 0
06:36 Inverse & FOURIER TRANSFORM of e^-at² where a is 1/2

_Description_
In this video, we'll find the Fourier Transform of the function e^(-at²) where a is greater than 0. We'll start with the definition of the Fourier Transform, then solve the integral step-by-step. We'll also discuss how to make a perfect square and use the error function to simplify the result. Finally, we'll find the Inverse Fourier Transform of the same function.

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Fourier Transform, Inverse Fourier Transform, e^(-at²), Error Function, Calculus, Mathematics, Engineering Mathematics, Signal Processing, Image Processing, Integral Transforms.

299/1000 | Fourier Transform Explained: Fourier sine and cosine Transform of e^-axTimestamps:00:00 FOURIER TRANSFORM00:5...
27/12/2024

299/1000 | Fourier Transform Explained: Fourier sine and cosine Transform of e^-ax
Timestamps:
00:00 FOURIER TRANSFORM
00:55 Definition and Formula of Fourier Series
01:35 Fourier Coefficients
01:45 Limitation of Fourier Series
01:56 Definition of Fourier Transform
02:40 Formula of Fourier Transform
03:19 Fourier Transform of e^-ax
05:38 Inverse Fourier Transform of e^-ax
06:07 Fourier Cosine Transform of e^-ax
06:27 Formula of Fourier Cosine Transform
07:12 Reduction Formula for Integration of e^axsinbx
07:38 Reduction Formula for Integration of e^axcosbx
10:00 Fourier sine Transform of e^-ax
10:12 Formula of Fourier sine Transform

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*Description*
In this video, we'll explore the Fourier Transform, a fundamental concept in mathematics and engineering. We'll start with the definition and formula of the Fourier Series, then move on to the Fourier Transform, its formula, and examples. We'll also cover the inverse Fourier Transform, Fourier Cosine Transform, and Fourier Sine Transform.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to Fourier Transform
0:55 - Definition and Formula of Fourier Series
1:35 - Fourier Coefficients
1:45 - Limitation of Fourier Series
1:56 - Definition of Fourier Transform
2:40 - Formula of Fourier Transform
3:19 - Fourier Transform of e^-ax
5:38 - Inverse Fourier Transform of e^-ax
6:07 - Fourier Cosine Transform of e^-ax
6:27 - Formula of Fourier Cosine Transform
7:12 - Reduction Formula for Integration of e^axsinbx
7:38 - Reduction Formula for Integration of e^axcosbx
10:00 - Fourier sine Transform of e^-ax
10:12 - Formula of Fourier sine Transform

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*Keywords*
Fourier Transform, Fourier Series, Fourier Coefficients, Inverse Fourier Transform, Fourier Cosine Transform, Fourier Sine Transform, Reduction Formula, Integration, Calculus, Linear Algebra, Signal Processing, Image Processing.

298/1000 | "Prove u = log(x³+y³+z³-3xyz) using Partial Differentiation | Multivariable Calculus"Timestamps:00:00 If u = ...
25/12/2024

298/1000 | "Prove u = log(x³+y³+z³-3xyz) using Partial Differentiation | Multivariable Calculus"
Timestamps:
00:00 If u = log(x³+y³+z³-3xyz) then Prove the following
01:08 Partial Differentiation of log(x³+y³+z³-3xyz) with respect to x
03:29 Partial Differentiation of log(x³+y³+z³-3xyz) with respect to y
04:15 Partial Differentiation of log(x³+y³+z³-3xyz) with respect to z
04:26 Summation of Partial Differentiation of log(x³+y³+z³-3xyz) with respect to x,y & z
06:19 Proven Equation

In this video, we'll prove the equation u = log(x³+y³+z³-3xyz) using partial differentiation. We'll find the partial derivatives of u with respect to x, y, and z, and then sum them up to prove the given equation.

Subscribe to our channel for more math tutorials and proofs!

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297/1000 | Partial Differentiation | Determinant Value | Concept Explanation | Maths TutorialTimestamps:00:01 - Partial ...
23/12/2024

297/1000 | Partial Differentiation | Determinant Value | Concept Explanation | Maths Tutorial
Timestamps:
00:01 - Partial differentiation of u(x,y,z)
00:53 - Finding the important determinant value
01:31 - Concept to find determinant value
03:30 - Understanding the function u(x,y,z)
04:13 - Differentiating u with respect to x
05:40 - Differentiating u with respect to y
06:39 - Differentiating u with respect to z
07:00 - Proving Ux+Uy+Uz=0

*Description*
In this video, we will learn how to find the partial derivatives of the function u(x,y,z) = (x-y)(y-z)(x-z) with respect to x, y, and z. We will also explore the concept of finding the determinant value and understand how to apply it to solve problems.

This video is suitable for students of mathematics, particularly those studying partial differentiation and determinants.

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296/1000 | "Leibnitz's Theorem | Differential Equation | Proof and Application | Maths Tutorial"*Description:*"In this v...
21/12/2024

296/1000 | "Leibnitz's Theorem | Differential Equation | Proof and Application | Maths Tutorial"

*Description:*

"In this video, we will learn how to prove and apply Leibnitz's Theorem to solve differential equations. We will start by differentiating the given function y = sin(log(y/a)) and then use Leibnitz's Theorem to find the (n+2)th differential coefficient.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to the problem
01:00 - Differentiation of y = sin(log(y/a))
05:32 - Trick to solve questions based on Leibnitz's Theorem
06:00 - Formula and trick to learn Leibnitz's Theorem
07:00 - Application of Leibnitz's Theorem
12:00 - (n+2)th differential coefficient of y = sin(log(y/a))

This video is suitable for students of mathematics, particularly those studying differential equations and Leibnitz's Theorem. "

295/1000 | "Partial Differentiation of sin^-1(x/y) + tan^-1(y/x) | Multivariable Calculus Tutorial"In his Video we will ...
19/12/2024

295/1000 | "Partial Differentiation of sin^-1(x/y) + tan^-1(y/x) | Multivariable Calculus Tutorial"
In his Video we will learn:
00:01 Partial Differentiation of sin^-1(x/y)+tan^-1(y/x)
00:29 Partial Differentiation of sin^-1(x/y)+tan^-1(y/x) with respect to x treating y as a constant
01:31 Partial Differentiation of sin^-1(x/y)
02:19 Partial Differentiation of tan^-1(y/x)
04:33 Partial Differentiation of sin^-1(x/y)+tan^-1(y/x) with respect to y treating x as a constant

Description:

Learn to find the partial derivatives of the function sin^-1(x/y) + tan^-1(y/x) with respect to x and y. In this multivariable calculus tutorial, we'll cover:

- Introduction to partial differentiation of sin^-1(x/y) + tan^-1(y/x) (00:01)
- Partial differentiation with respect to x, treating y as a constant (00:29)
- Partial differentiation of sin^-1(x/y) (01:31)
- Partial differentiation of tan^-1(y/x) (02:19)
- Partial differentiation with respect to y, treating x as a constant (04:33)

Master multivariable calculus concepts, including partial differentiation and inverse trigonometric functions.

Keywords: multivariable calculus, partial differentiation, inverse trigonometric functions

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- Multivariable Calculus Tutorial
- Partial Differentiation
- Inverse Trigonometric Functions
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Calculus

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294/1000 | "Reduction Formula for Definite Integral of cos^n(x) from 0 to π/2 | Calculus Tutorial"287/1000 | Reduction F...
17/12/2024

294/1000 | "Reduction Formula for Definite Integral of cos^n(x) from 0 to π/2 | Calculus Tutorial"
287/1000 | Reduction Formula for Definite Integral of sin^n(x) from 0 to π/2 - https://youtu.be/3ijIpOM8SB4?si=3haeU2H0iQrM9LZp
286/1000 | "Reduction Formula for Integration of sin^n(x)" | Indefinite Integral - https://youtu.be/Qd930JQznxg?si=Yek1xaf_cwXI7NVH
293/1000 | "Reduction Formula for Integration of cos^n(x) | Indefinite Integral - https://youtu.be/VsHWaVes96k?si=X7mYFw-SegLhXDlB
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In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 Deduction of Reduction Formula of Integration under limits from 0 to π/2 of cos^n(x) with respect to x [definite Integral]
01:00 Reduction Formula of Integration of cos^n(x)
01:27 What is the need of Reduction Formula
02:08 Integration of cos^nx by the help of Integration by Parts
02:21 Explanation of ILATE Integration
02:31 Full form of ILATE
02:41 How to apply Integration by Parts
05:22 Integration of cosx with respect to x
09:00 Result : Proof of Reduction Formula of Integration under limits from 0 to π/2 of cos^nx with respect to x [definite Integral]
09:46 Reduction Formula of Integration of sin^nx when n is Odd
14:00 Reduction Formula of Integration of sin^nx when n is Even
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Description:

Learn the reduction formula for the definite integral of cos^n(x) with respect to x, evaluated from 0 to π/2. In this calculus tutorial, we'll cover:

- Deduction of the reduction formula for the definite integral of cos^n(x) (00:00)
- Reduction formula for the definite integral of cos^n(x) (01:00)
- Need for the reduction formula (01:27)
- Integration of cos^nx using integration by parts (02:08)
- Explanation of ILATE integration (02:21)
- Full form of ILATE (02:31)
- Applying integration by parts (02:41)
- Integration of cos(x) with respect to x (05:22)
- Proof of the reduction formula for the definite integral of cos^nx (09:00)
- Reduction formula for the definite integral of sin^nx when n is odd (09:46)
- Reduction formula for the definite integral of sin^nx when n is even (14:00)

Master calculus concepts, including definite integrals, reduction formulas, and integration by parts.

Keywords: calculus, reduction formula, definite

293/1000 | "Reduction Formula for Integration of cos^n(x) | Indefinite Integral | Calculus Tutorial"287/1000 | Reduction...
15/12/2024

293/1000 | "Reduction Formula for Integration of cos^n(x) | Indefinite Integral | Calculus Tutorial"
287/1000 | Reduction Formula for Definite Integral of sin^n(x) from 0 to π/2 - https://youtu.be/3ijIpOM8SB4?si=pVNqYQ5tbnu2t4XW
286/1000 | "Reduction Formula for Integration of sin^n(x)" | Indefinite Integral - https://youtu.be/Qd930JQznxg?si=Yek1xaf_cwXI7NVH
In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 Deduction of Reduction Formula of Integration of cos^n(x) with respect to x [Indefinite Integral]
01:00 Reduction Formula of Integration of cos^n(x)
01:42 What is the need of Reduction Formula
02:40 Integration of cos^nx by the help of Integration by Parts
02:50 Explanation of ILATE Integration
03:00 Full form of ILATE
03:10 How to apply Integration by Parts
04:45 Integration of cosx with respect to x
07:14 Result : Proof of Reduction Formula of Integration of cos^nx with respect to x [Indefinite Integral]

Description:

Learn the reduction formula for integrating cos^n(x) with respect to x. In this calculus tutorial, we'll cover:

- Deduction of the reduction formula for integration of cos^n(x) (00:00)
- Reduction formula for integration of cos^n(x) (01:00)
- Need for the reduction formula (01:42)
- Integration of cos^nx using integration by parts (02:40)
- Explanation of ILATE integration (02:50)
- Full form of ILATE (03:00)
- Applying integration by parts (03:10)
- Integration of cos(x) with respect to x (04:45)
- Proof of the reduction formula for integration of cos^nx (07:14)

Master calculus concepts, including indefinite integrals, reduction formulas, and integration by parts.

Keywords: calculus, reduction formula, indefinite integral, integration by parts

Tags:

- Calculus Tutorial
- Reduction Formula
- Indefinite Integral
- Integration by Parts
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Calculus

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292/1000 | "Cayley Hamilton Theorem: Proof and Verification | Linear Algebra Tutorial"In this Video, we will learn:00:00...
13/12/2024

292/1000 | "Cayley Hamilton Theorem: Proof and Verification | Linear Algebra Tutorial"
In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 Verify that the Matrix A satisfies its own characteristic Equation. Is it true for every square matrix? Stare the theorem that applies Here.
00:40 Statement of Cayley Hamilton Theorem
00:51 Is Cayley Hamilton Theorem true for every square matrix?
01:20 Equate Characteristic Equation in Determinant form equals to Zero.
01:42 What is Characteristic Matrix
02:20 |A-λI|=0
03:59 Difference between Characteristic Polynomial and Characteristic Equation
04:35 Square matrix Satisfies its own characteristic Equation
07:00 Conclusion: Verify that the Matrix A satisfies its own characteristic Equation

Description:

Learn to verify that a matrix satisfies its own characteristic equation using the Cayley Hamilton Theorem. In this linear algebra tutorial, we'll cover:

- Introduction to the problem and the Cayley Hamilton Theorem (00:00)
- Statement of the Cayley Hamilton Theorem (00:40)
- Is the Cayley Hamilton Theorem true for every square matrix? (00:51)
- Equating the characteristic equation in determinant form to zero (01:20)
- Definition of the characteristic matrix (01:42)
- Finding the characteristic equation |A-λI|=0 (02:20)
- Difference between characteristic polynomial and characteristic equation (03:59)
- Verifying that a square matrix satisfies its own characteristic equation (04:35)
- Conclusion: Verification of the Cayley Hamilton Theorem (07:00)

Master linear algebra concepts, including the Cayley Hamilton Theorem and characteristic equations.

Keywords: linear algebra, Cayley Hamilton Theorem, characteristic equation

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- Linear Algebra Tutorial
- Cayley Hamilton Theorem
- Characteristic Equation
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Linear Algebra

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291/1000 | Find the value of Nth Derivative of y for x=0 : Odd and Even Number | Leibnitz's TheoremIn this Video, we wil...
11/12/2024

291/1000 | Find the value of Nth Derivative of y for x=0 : Odd and Even Number | Leibnitz's Theorem
In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 If y = (sin^(-1)x)^2 then prove that (1-x^2)Y2-xY1-2=0
02:00 Differentiation of y=(sin^(-1)x)^2
05:34 Prove that (1-X^2)Yn+2-(2n+1)XYn+1-n^2Yn=0
06:20 Trick to solve Questions Based on Leibnitz's Theorem
06:30 What is the need of LEIBNITZ'S Theorem
06:42 Formula of LEIBNITZ'S Theorem and trick to learn LEIBNITZ'S Theorem
08:10 How to Apply formula of LEIBNITZ'S theorem
08:40 How to apply LEIBNITZ'S Theorem
11:50 Formula of Combination
14:58 Find the value of Nth Derivative of y for x=0
17:00 Find the value of Nth Derivative of y for x=0 when n=Odd number
20:33 Find the value of Nth Derivative of y for x=0 when n=Even number
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Description:

Learn to apply Leibnitz's Theorem to prove the differential equation (1-x^2)Y2-xY1-2=0, where y = (sin^(-1)x)^2. In this differential equations tutorial, we'll cover:
291/1000 | Value of Nth Derivative of y for x=0 in (sin^-1x)^2 : Odd and Even | Leibnitz's Theorem

- Introduction to the problem and the given equation (00:00)
- Differentiation of y=(sin^(-1)x)^2 (02:00)
- Proving the differential equation (1-X^2)Yn+2-(2n+1)XYn+1-n^2Yn=0 (05:34)
- Trick to solve questions based on Leibnitz's Theorem (06:20)
- Importance of Leibnitz's Theorem (06:30)
- Formula and trick to learn Leibnitz's Theorem (06:42)
- Application of Leibnitz's Theorem formula (08:10)
- Finding the value of Nth derivative of y for x=0 (14:58)
- Finding the value of Nth derivative of y for x=0 when n is odd (17:00)
- Finding the value of Nth derivative of y for x=0 when n is even (20:33)

Master differential equations concepts, including Leibnitz's Theorem and its applications.

Keywords: differential equations, Leibnitz's Theorem, differentiation

Tags:

- Differential Equations Tutorial
- Leibnitz's Theorem
- Differentiation
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Calculus

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290/1000 | Diagonalization Matrix: Theory, Properties, and Examples | Linear Algebra TutorialIn this Video, we will lear...
09/12/2024

290/1000 | Diagonalization Matrix: Theory, Properties, and Examples | Linear Algebra Tutorial
In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 Diagonalization Matrix
00:25 Possible types of Questions in Diagonalization Matrix
01:37 Definition of Diagonalization Matrix
01:47 Definition of Diagonal Matrix
02:25 Property of Similar Matrices
03:06 Formula of Diagonalization Matrix
03:33 Question 1 - Find Diagonalizing Matrix or Modal Matrix
03:43 Definition of Modal Matrix
04:19 Finding Eigen Values for Diagonalization Matrix
07:50 Eigen Vectors corresponding to the Eigen Value -1
10:34 What is the importance of linearly independent solution in Eigen Vectors
13:30 Eigen Vectors corresponding to the Eigen Value 3
17:10 How to find Modal Matrix or Diagonalization Matrix
17:35 What is the meaning of Invertible Matrix
18:56 Question 2- Find the Diagonal Form in Diagonalization Matrix
20:53 Question 3- Show that the Matrix A is Diagonalizable

Description:

Learn the concept of diagonalization matrix, its properties, and how to apply it to solve problems. In this linear algebra tutorial, we'll cover:

- Introduction to diagonalization matrix (00:00)
- Types of questions in diagonalization matrix (00:25)
- Definition of diagonalization matrix (01:37)
- Definition of diagonal matrix (01:47)
- Property of similar matrices (02:25)
- Formula of diagonalization matrix (03:06)
- Finding diagonalizing matrix or modal matrix (03:33)
- Definition of modal matrix (03:43)
- Finding eigenvalues and eigenvectors for diagonalization matrix (04:19-13:30)
- Importance of linearly independent solutions in eigenvectors (10:34)
- Finding modal matrix or diagonalization matrix (17:10)
- Meaning of invertible matrix (17:35)
- Examples: Finding diagonal form, showing that a matrix is diagonalizable (18:56-23:00)

Master linear algebra concepts, including diagonalization matrix, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors.

Keywords: linear algebra, diagonalization matrix, eigenvalues, eigenvectors

Tags:

- Linear Algebra Tutorial
- Diagonalization Matrix
- Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Linear Algebra

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289/1000 | Partial Differentiation: Finding ∂³u/∂x∂y∂z for u=e^(xyz) | Calculus TutorialIn this Video, we will learn:00:...
07/12/2024

289/1000 | Partial Differentiation: Finding ∂³u/∂x∂y∂z for u=e^(xyz) | Calculus Tutorial
In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 If u=e^(xyz) then find the value of ∂³u/∂x∂y∂z
00:25 Partial Differentiation of e^(xyz) with respect to z, treating x & y as constants
01:40 Partial Differentiation of xye^(xyz) with respect to y, treating x & z as constants
03:46 Partial Differentiation of [x+yzx^2]e^(xyz) with respect to x, treating y & z as constants
05:00 Answer of : If u=e^(xyz) then find the value of ∂³u/∂x∂y∂z

Description:

Learn to find the third-order partial derivative ∂³u/∂x∂y∂z for the function u=e^(xyz). In this calculus tutorial, we'll cover:

- Introduction to the problem and the given function (00:00)
- Partial differentiation of e^(xyz) with respect to z, treating x & y as constants (00:25)
- Partial differentiation of xye^(xyz) with respect to y, treating x & z as constants (01:40)
- Partial differentiation of [x+yzx^2]e^(xyz) with respect to x, treating y & z as constants (03:46)
- Final answer: Finding the value of ∂³u/∂x∂y∂z (05:00)

Master calculus concepts, including partial differentiation and higher-order derivatives.

Keywords: calculus, partial differentiation, higher-order derivatives

Tags:

- Calculus Tutorial
- Partial Differentiation
- Higher-Order Derivatives
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Calculus

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288/1000 | (n+2)th Order Differential Coefficient of y=(x^2-1)^n | Leibnitz's Theorem | DifferentialIn this Video, we wi...
05/12/2024

288/1000 | (n+2)th Order Differential Coefficient of y=(x^2-1)^n | Leibnitz's Theorem | Differential
In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 If y = (x^2 - 1)^n then prove that (1-x^2)Yn+2-2xYn+1+n(n+1)Yn=0
00:44 Differentiation of y=(x^2 - 1)^n
01:06 Differential Coefficient of y=(x^2 -1)^n
02:00 Trick to solve Questions Based on Leibnitz's Theorem
02:10 What is the need of Differentiation before Applying Leibnitz's Theorem
05:00 What is the need of LEIBNITZ'S Theorem
05:42 Formula of LEIBNITZ'S Theorem and trick to learn LEIBNITZ'S Theorem
07:12 How to Apply formula of LEIBNITZ'S theorem
12:00 How to apply LEIBNITZ'S Theorem
13:00 (n+2)th Differential Coefficient of y=(x^2 - 1)^n

Description:

Learn to apply Leibnitz's Theorem to prove the differential equation (1-x^2)Yn+2-2xYn+1+n(n+1)Yn=0, where y = (x^2 - 1)^n. In this differential equations tutorial, we'll cover:

- Introduction to the problem and the given equation (00:00)
- Differentiation of y=(x^2 - 1)^n (00:44)
- Differential coefficient of y=(x^2 -1)^n (01:06)
- Trick to solve questions based on Leibnitz's Theorem (02:00)
- Importance of differentiation before applying Leibnitz's Theorem (02:10)
- Need for Leibnitz's Theorem (05:00)
- Formula and trick to learn Leibnitz's Theorem (05:42)
- Application of Leibnitz's Theorem formula (07:12)
- Applying Leibnitz's Theorem to the given equation (12:00)
- Finding the (n+2)th differential coefficient of y=(x^2 - 1)^n (13:00)

Master differential equations concepts, including Leibnitz's Theorem and its applications.

Keywords: differential equations, Leibnitz's Theorem, differentiation

Tags:

- Differential Equations Tutorial
- Leibnitz's Theorem
- Differentiation
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Calculus

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Leibnitz's Theorem: Proof and Application" or "Differential Equations Tutorial: Leibnitz's Theorem and Its Applications"

287/1000 | Reduction Formula for Definite Integral of sin^n(x) from 0 to π/2 | Calculus TutorialIn this Video, we will l...
03/12/2024

287/1000 | Reduction Formula for Definite Integral of sin^n(x) from 0 to π/2 | Calculus Tutorial

In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 Deduction of Reduction Formula of Integration under limits from 0 to π/2 of sin^n(x) with respect to x [definite Integral]
01:00 Reduction Formula of Integration of sin^n(x)
01:55 What is the need of Reduction Formula
02:33 Integration of sin^nx by the help of Integration by Parts
03:38 Explanation of ILATE Integration
03:48 Full form of ILATE
03:58 How to apply Integration by Parts
05:22 Integration of sinx with respect to x
09:00 Result : Proof of Reduction Formula of Integration under limits from 0 to π/2 of sin^nx with respect to x [definite Integral]
09:15 Reduction Formula of Integration of sin^nx when n is Odd
15:48 Reduction Formula of Integration of sin^nx when n is Even

Description:

Learn the reduction formula for the definite integral of sin^n(x) with respect to x, evaluated from 0 to π/2. In this calculus tutorial, we'll cover:

- Deduction of the reduction formula for the definite integral of sin^n(x) (00:00)
- Reduction formula for the definite integral of sin^n(x) (01:00)
- Need for the reduction formula (01:55)
- Integration of sin^nx using integration by parts (02:33)
- Explanation of ILATE integration (03:38)
- Full form of ILATE (03:48)
- Applying integration by parts (03:58)
- Integration of sin(x) with respect to x (05:22)
- Proof of the reduction formula for the definite integral of sin^nx (09:00)
- Reduction formula for the definite integral of sin^nx when n is odd (09:15)
- Reduction formula for the definite integral of sin^nx when n is even (15:48)

Master calculus concepts, including definite integrals, reduction formulas, and integration by parts.

Keywords: calculus, reduction formula, definite integral, integration by parts

Tags:

- Calculus Tutorial
- Reduction Formula
- Definite Integral
- Integration by Parts
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Calculus

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Best suitable topic: "Reduction Formula for Definite Integral of sin^n(x) from 0 to π/2" or "C

286/1000 | Reduction Formula for Integration of sin^n(x) | Indefinite Integral | Calculus TutorialIn this Video, we will...
01/12/2024

286/1000 | Reduction Formula for Integration of sin^n(x) | Indefinite Integral | Calculus Tutorial
In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 Deduction of Reduction Formula of Integration of sin^n(x) with respect to x [Indefinite Integral]
01:00 Reduction Formula of Integration of sin^n(x)
02:10 What is the need of Reduction Formula
02:48 Integration Of sin^nx by the help of Integration by Parts
03:20 Explanation of ILATE Integration
04:05 Full form of ILATE
04:30 How to apply Integration by Parts
05:50 Integration of sinx with respect to x
09:00 Result : Proof of Reduction Formula of Integration of sin^nx with respect to x [Indefinite Integral]

Description:

Learn the reduction formula for integrating sin^n(x) with respect to x. In this calculus tutorial, we'll cover:

- Deduction of the reduction formula for integration of sin^n(x) (00:00)
- Reduction formula for integration of sin^n(x) (01:00)
- Need for the reduction formula (02:10)
- Integration of sin^nx using integration by parts (02:48)
- Explanation of ILATE integration (03:20)
- Full form of ILATE (04:05)
- Applying integration by parts (04:30)
- Integration of sin(x) with respect to x (05:50)
- Proof of the reduction formula for integration of sin^nx (09:00)

Master calculus concepts, including indefinite integrals and reduction formulas.

Keywords: calculus, reduction formula, indefinite integral, integration by parts

Tags:

- Calculus Tutorial
- Reduction Formula
- Indefinite Integral
- Integration by Parts
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Calculus

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285/1000 | Partial Differentiation: Proving ∂²z/∂x∂y = -(xlogex)^(-1) | Calculus TutorialPartial Differentiation of x^xy...
29/11/2024

285/1000 | Partial Differentiation: Proving ∂²z/∂x∂y = -(xlogex)^(-1) | Calculus Tutorial
Partial Differentiation of x^xy^yz^z = k" : "Proving ∂²z/∂x∂y = -(xlogex)^(-1)"
In his Video we will learn:
00:01 x^xy^yz^z = k, show that when x=y=z ∂^2z/∂x∂y = -(xlogex)^(-1)
01:20 Simplification of x^xy^yz^z = k to prepare it for Differentiation
01:40 Product Rule of logarithmic Function
02:25 Power Rule of Logarithmic Function
02:52 Differentiating xlogx+ylogy+zlogz=k with respect to x taking y as a constant
06:00 Differentiating xlogx+ylogy+zlogz=k with respect to y taking x as a constant
07:24 Finding second order partial derivative of -(1+logy)/(1+logz)
11:00 Conclusion: Hence Proved that ∂^2z/∂x∂y = -(logex)^-1

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Learn to prove the partial differentiation result ∂²z/∂x∂y = -(xlogex)^(-1) using the given equation x^xy^yz^z = k. In this calculus tutorial, we'll cover:

- Introduction to the problem and the given equation (00:01)
- Simplification of the equation x^xy^yz^z = k (01:20)
- Product Rule of logarithmic Function (01:40)
- Power Rule of Logarithmic Function (02:25)
- Differentiating xlogx+ylogy+zlogz=k with respect to x (02:52)
- Differentiating xlogx+ylogy+zlogz=k with respect to y (06:00)
- Finding second order partial derivative of -(1+logy)/(1+logz) (07:24)
- Conclusion: Proof of ∂²z/∂x∂y = -(xlogex)^(-1) (11:00)

Master calculus concepts, including partial differentiation and logarithmic functions.

Keywords: calculus, partial differentiation, logarithmic functions

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- Calculus Tutorial
- Partial Differentiation
- Logarithmic Functions
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Calculus

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Best suitable topic: "Partial Differentiation: Proving ∂²z/∂x∂y = -(xlogex)^(-1)" or "Calculus Tutorial: Partial Differentiation of x^xy^yz^z = k"

284/1000 | "Integration of Rational Functions" or "Calculus Tutorial: Integration of (x^2+1)/x^4"In this Video, we will ...
27/11/2024

284/1000 | "Integration of Rational Functions" or "Calculus Tutorial: Integration of (x^2+1)/x^4"
In this Video, we will learn:
00:00 Integration of (x^2+1)/x^4 with respect to x
00:45 Formula of Integration of x^n with respect to x
01:40 Simplification
02:20 Result of Integration of (x^2+1)/x^4 with respect to x
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Integration of (x^2+1)/x^4 with Respect to x | Calculus Tutorial

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Learn to integrate the function (x^2+1)/x^4 with respect to x. In this calculus tutorial, we'll cover:
NOTES- https://youtu.be/Dl-76bHo3QA?si=9WkPk0zmk7KskQ8t

- Step-by-step integration of (x^2+1)/x^4 with respect to x (00:00)
- Formula for integration of x^n with respect to x (00:45)
- Simplification of the integral (01:40)
- Final result of the integration (02:20)

Master calculus concepts, including integration of rational functions.

Keywords: calculus, integration, rational functions

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- Calculus Tutorial
- Integration
- Rational Functions
- Math Lesson
- Advanced Calculus

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