06:29

A proof for sin(a+b) and cos(a+b) that you probably haven’t seen before

06:46

Believe in triangles, not squaring both sides!

05:37

They didn't get this integral right, so here's the solution (Berkeley Math Tournament Integral bee)

08:02

Finding the domain of x^x

08:13

Math for fun: solving (4^x+8)^4-(8^x-4)^4=(4+8^x+4^x)^4

09:49

Solving x^5=1

07:57

You don't need calculus for this question

10:20

Can you solve these 3 calculus tiebreakers the fastest? (2023 Berkeley Math Tournament)

07:41

A non-real way of solving Fresnel's integrals (but I am not sure if it's legit)

12:17

What if we changed a Fresnel's integral?

08:48

In how many ways can we distribute 6 distinct balls into 3 identical boxes?

08:06

Solving improper integrals without actually solving them! (part 1)

09:50

the COOLEST limit on YouTube!

11:14

I used a double integral to solve a single improper integral

10:42

A cute limit with 0^0 form and the answer is 0

09:45

How Cauchy would find the maximum of sqrt(x)+sqrt(y)

06:41

What is the equation of the line that’s equal-distance from two given points?

09:55

Is x^x=0 solvable?

08:39

Can we just keep taking the natural logarithm?

11:28

3 levels of "perpendicular"

11:06

Finding the distance from a point to a line (using vectors)

09:37

When you accidentally multiply matrices the way, but nobody notices (Reddit r/mathmemes)

09:03

Can we use power series for this limit of a two-variable function?

05:12

What is f''(x) in terms of dx/dy?

05:43

Quadratic formula but (a, b, c) goes to (0, 0, 0)

06:39

The most fun way of solving this quartic equation

09:10

Quadratic formula for non-constant coefficients

05:59

I finally took the limit of the quadratic formula

07:12

Math for fun: integral of ln(x) from 1 to ? is equal to 2

09:07

Oxford MAT asks: sin(72 degrees)

02:16

Meet the 94-year-old calculus teacher! @ycmathematicsphysicsandche5659

01:31:13

First time solving an A-Level maths exam! (90 minutes, uncut)

08:33

How to solve the three-circle problem from the 2022 GCSE math exam

01:25:23

Solutions to the 2023 AP Calc AB FRQ

15:17

You see nonlinear equations, they see linear algebra! (Harvard-MIT math tournament)

07:35

Which is the worst math debate: 0^0, sqrt(1), 0.999...=1, or 12/3(4)?

08:50

You wouldn’t expect this "quadratic" equation to have 6 solutions!

09:44

Is this equation solvable? x^ln(4)+x^ln(10)=x^ln(25)

11:08

My first calculus 3 limit on YouTube

06:37

Believe in geometry, not squaring both sides!

10:57

Solution of the transcendental equation a^x+bx+c=0

16:42

My failed attempts to the integral of sqrt(sin^2(x))

12:59

if x+y=8, find the max of x^y (Lambert W function)

13:21

Calculus teacher vs L'Hopital's rule students

15:51

combining rational exponents, but using calculus,

32:04

easy derivative but it took me 32 minutes

11:54

My all-in-one calculus problem

05:39

solving x^x=1 but x is not real!

11:18

the sine triangle problem

06:55

I couldn't solve x^x^x=2, so I solved x^x^(x+1)=2 instead

09:55

I modified the Gaussian integral!

09:29

all solutions to 2^x-3x-1=0 (transcendental equation)

14:50

finally 0^0 approaches 0 (after 6 years!)

07:31

I want all trig functions in one integral!

14:24

Berkeley Math Tournament calculus tiebreaker

08:29

I integrated the quadratic formula

06:49

how is e^e^x=1 solvable??

09:53

the first 5 days of calculus 2 but the integrals get harder!

05:50

limit of 1/(1-cos(ln(sin(tan^-1(e^(x^2)))))) as x goes to infinity

01:27:10

How to solve trigonometry identities! (ultimate practice)