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Greg O.

Greg O.

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Derivatives of Parametric Functions and Inverse Trigonometric Functions

This packed lectures goes over the calculus of parametric functions and also proves the derivatives of the inverse trigonometric functions.

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Derivatives Lecture 1
What is a derivative? This lesson covers the definition of the derivative and shows the geometric understanding of what a derivative is. This lecture also proves the power rule, product rule and quotient rule.
High school
33:09
Derivatives Lecture 2
This video discusses when a derivative does and does not exist and what it means to be "locally linear".
High school
37:41
Derivatives Lecture 3
This video applies the concept of the derivative to physics. Calculus is fundamental when trying to understand displacement, velocity and acceleration.
High school
17:12
Anti-Derivative Lecture 1
How does one take the derivative "backwards"? In the future, this will be called "the integral", but for now, we will call it the anti-derivative. This lecture will also cover "initial value problems", which have both a general solution and a particular solution.
High school
21:30
Anti-Derivative Lecture 2
We will use our knowledge of how to take an anti-derivative to solve differential equations (equations involving a derivative) with a particular technique called "separating variables". We will use this technique to answer questions on past AP Exams.
High school
30:49
Anti-Derivative Lecture 3
This lecture uses our understanding of anti-derivatives to derive the kinematics equations from physics! If you are also taking physics, then this lecture will fill in some gaps and make a lot of sense!
High school
24:15
Piecewise Derivative Problem Explained
I review a tricky piecewise function video involving the concept of the derivative. I also explain the Binomial Theorem and what the notation means.
High school
19:20
Limits Review
This video reviews the concept of the Limit. Keywords reviewed include continuity, types of discontinuity, end behavior, horizontal asymptotes, sandwich theorem and popular limits leveraged on the AP Exam.
High school
26:28
Trigonometry Review Lecture 2
Covers the inverse trig functions.
High school
22:15
Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions
Proves and explains the derivatives of the trig functions and provides multiple examples.
High school
19:09
Trigonometry Review Lecture 1
This quick Trig Review lecture covers the unit circle (don't memorize it, build it!) and trigonometric identities (and where they come from). The half-angle & double angle formulas are also included, which will be very helpful for the BC Calculus exam.
High school
48:15
Chain Rule Explained
We will go over the chain rule and also how it can be combined with the product rule.
High school
15:03
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Mr. Owsley is one of the best math teacher I have met in my life time. I have taken his Calculus BC class when I was a high school student. His class was interactive, inspiring and creative. He impacted me not only mathematically, but also as a human being in shape and form. I am currently a PhD student in math, and I am much in debt in the math education I received from Mr. Owsley. Despite of the fact that I have had a lot of math teachers on my way of doing mathematics, he remains one of my favorite, most inspiring, and motivating teacher. He explains problems with such a passion and clarity that I think his classes are very helpful to students working on the topic of calculus. I will very much recommend working with him through the way of calculus and other mathematical topics.

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Posted Sep 22, 2022
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