Applications Of Calculus At High School Level
Published 11/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.97 GB | Duration: 4h 6m
Published 11/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.97 GB | Duration: 4h 6m
Explore Real-World Problem Solving with Derivatives and Integrals – Perfect for High School Learners!
What you'll learn
Understand the fundamental concepts of differentiation and integration in real-world contexts.
Apply derivatives to solve problems related to motion, rates of change, and optimization.
Use integration to find areas under curves and solve real-life accumulation problems.
Solve practical problems involving area, velocity, and growth using calculus concepts.
Requirements
A basic understanding of algebra, geometry, and functions is recommended. Familiarity with the concepts of limits and basic differentiation will be helpful but not required. Access to a scientific calculator or graphing tool for solving problems. Suitable for beginners with a keen interest in learning calculus applications and real-world problem-solving.
Description
Welcome to Applications of Calculus at High School Level! This course is intended for purchase by adults. This course is designed specifically for adults—whether you are a parent helping your child, a teacher looking to expand your knowledge, or an adult learner seeking to understand the practical applications of calculus. You don't need to be an expert in mathematics to get started; this course will walk you through the essential calculus concepts and show you how they apply to real-world scenarios.In this course, you'll explore how calculus is used to solve practical problems in fields like physics, economics, and biology. We will cover fundamental concepts such as derivatives and integrals, focusing on their real-life applications. You will learn to use derivatives to analyze rates of change, optimize functions, and understand motion. You will also discover how integration is used to find areas under curves and model growth or accumulation over time.By the end of the course, you will have a deeper understanding of how calculus impacts everything from calculating distances to optimizing systems. Whether you’re supporting your child through high school mathematics or looking to gain a practical understanding of calculus for your own personal or professional growth, this course will equip you with valuable skills and insights. Start your journey today and unlock the power of calculus in everyday life!
Overview
Section 1: Know How to Differentiate Properly First
Lecture 1 Using the Power Rule for a Surd and a Fraction Simultaneously
Lecture 2 Differentiating an Expression That Has Pi and a Fraction
Lecture 3 Factorizing a Cubic Expression Before Differentiating
Lecture 4 Matching Two Expressions and Differentiating to Get Two Variables
Lecture 5 Differentiating an Expression That’s One Big Thing
Lecture 6 Given Dx, What They Want You to Do
Lecture 7 Isolating y Before Differentiating
Lecture 8 Difference of Two Squares and Differentiation
Section 2: Questions That May or May Not Need Rate of Change Equations
Lecture 9 Determining the Average Rate of Change of the Depth of Water
Lecture 10 Determining the Rate of Change of the Depth of Water
Lecture 11 Level 5 Distance, Time, and Speed Question
Lecture 12 Determining Time Taken to Fill a Cup
Lecture 13 Calculating the Average Velocity
Lecture 14 Getting the Velocity of the Ball
Lecture 15 Getting the Time Taken for a Ball to Reach Its Maximum Height
Lecture 16 Getting the Velocity at Which the Ball Hits the Ground
Section 3: Rate of Change Questions With Sketches and Shapes
Lecture 17 Getting the Volume Equation of a Suitcase
Lecture 18 All This Must Be Known Before Understanding Applications of Calculus
Lecture 19 You Will Start to Understand Applications of Calculus After This
Lecture 20 Maximum x Value for the Volume of a Cone
Lecture 21 Equation of a Cubic Function as a Flowing River
Lecture 22 Getting the Area of a Shape on a Cartesian Plane
Lecture 23 A Bridge and a Road That’s a Tangent to a River Question
Lecture 24 The Hardest Question in This Course, Lowkey
High school students in Grades 10, 11, and 12 looking to understand the real-world applications of calculus. Adults interested in learning calculus concepts in a practical, accessible way. Teachers and tutors who want to enhance their teaching with practical calculus examples. Anyone looking to explore how calculus can be applied to motion, growth, optimization, and other real-life scenarios.