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Let's think about what type of reaction might occur if we have this molecule right over here. I won't go through the trouble of naming it. It would take up too much time in this video....

Let's say that f(x) is equal to x^2 + x - 6/x - 2. And we're curious about what the limit of f(x) as x approaches 2 is equal to. Now, the first attempt that you might want to do, right...

Let's do another synthetic division example. And in another video, we actually have the why this works relative to algebraic long division. But here it's going to be another just,...

. . So let's go ahead and do that.|So now what I will have is that I'll have -4.8 right here, and I'll use that to make this to be 0.|So I'll have to divide the row two...

. . In this segment, we're going to take an example of how you do LU decomposition of a square matrix. So this is not an . . . this is not an example of the LU decomposition method itself, but...

. . So we have iteration number 2. The initial guess . . . not the initial guess, I should say, the estimate which we have now for x1, x2, and x3 is given as follows, and that's from the...

. . In this segment, we will solve an example for the Runge-Kutta fourth-order method. . And this example we have taken as the same example for other methods for solving ordinary differential...

Hi everyone. Welcome back to integralcalc.com. We’re going to be doing another integration by parts problem today. This one is the integral of x to the 7th times ln or the natural log of x dx. So...

Now that we have our parameterization right over here Let's get down to the business of actually evaluating this surface integral And its a little bit involved, but we'll try and do it...

What I want to do in this videos is to make to parametrizations of essentially the same curve, but we're going to go along the curve a different rates. And hopefully we'll be able to...