Calculus students donโ€™t use these inequalities anymore! @blackpenredpen
Calculus students donโ€™t use these inequalities anymore!  @blackpenredpen
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Most of us tend to just use calculus to find the minimum and maximum values of a function. However, sometimes, some inequalities can get the job done in a much efficient way! Here, let me introduce (or remind) you of 3 common inequalities that you should definitely keep in mind!

0:00 Addressing a bad calculus habit
0:34 Triangle Inequality
6:23 Cauchy-Schwarz Inequality
12:40 AM-GM Inequality

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