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Relative Extrema, Local Maximum and Minimum, First Derivative Test, Critical Points- Calculus

The Organic Chemistry Tutor

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This calculus video tutorial explains how to find the relative extrema of a function such as the local maximum and minimum values using the first derivative test.

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Derivative Applications - Free Formula Sheet:
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Derivative Applications - Video Lessons:
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Final Exam and Test Prep Videos:
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20 Comments

@TheOrganicChemistryTutor Creator 2 years ago (edited) Pinned

Derivative Applications - Free Formula Sheet: https://www.video-tutor.net/calculus-formula-sheets.html
Derivative Applications - Video Lessons: https://www.video-tutor.net/derivative-applications.html
Final Exam and Test Prep Videos: https://bit.ly/41WNmI9

@Bruh-yi8lg 1 year ago

8 years later and still the back bone of the education system. You're a G dude.

@marcusvillacorta3499 6 years ago

Got a midterm in 10 minutes wish me luck

@SardorXolmurotov-u2t 10 months ago

This video was uploaded 9 years ago, And I am watching this in 2025 for my finals. You are truly GOATed

@JackLetzelter 2 years ago

I'm pretty sure this dude is the only reason that I have any chance at graduating college. Thanks

@poutinery 2 years ago

It's crazy how my professor spent 2 hrs and 15 minutes explaining this with a 15 page long worksheet and I didn't understand jack. You literally taught it in 12 minutes, I love you

@izba4215 6 years ago

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@LYANHEART 7 years ago

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@Blueias742 2 years ago

This stuff seems complicated at first but after a bit of studying and plenty of practice fits together elegantly.

@matheshvarma1893 3 years ago

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@shiro-om3ny 4 years ago

If you need to find out if it is a max or min, use this: f’’(x)>0 = min or f’’(x)<0 = max

@Alexis-dq2mb 5 years ago

I wonder how much money he’s saved students from dropping their math classes

@trinitran4608 6 years ago

Thank you so much, I understand what my calc teacher is talkin about finally! I wish I could give you a big hug, I feel so much better after watchin this