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I was driving back home and wondered if the quadratic formula still works if a, b, c are not constants? In fact, what if a, b, and c are functions of x?
Newton's method (introduction & example) youtu.be/iVOsU4tnouk
0:00 Quadratic formula for nonconstant coefficients
2:30 Creating x^2+(sin(x))x-1/2*cos(x)=0
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I was driving back home and wondered if the quadratic formula still works if a, b, c are not constants? In fact, what if a, b, and c are functions of x?
Newton's method (introduction & example) youtu.be/iVOsU4tnouk
0:00 Quadratic formula for nonconstant coefficients
2:30 Creating x^2+(sin(x))x-1/2*cos(x)=0
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Big thanks to my Patrons for the full-marathon support!
Ben D, Grant S, Erik S. Mark M, Phillippe S. Michael Z, Nicole D. Camille E.
Nolan C. Jan P.
πͺ Support this channel and get my math notes by becoming a patron: patreon.com/blackpenredpen
π Shop my math t-shirt & hoodies: amzn.to/3qBeuw6
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#blackpenredpen #math #calculus #apcalculus