He inspires me to lift weights while I learn calculus

I watch so many professor Leonard videos I've started having dreams about being in his classes.

@Rose-ek2yc

3 жыл бұрын

Girlie SAME

@annaangelia5791

2 жыл бұрын

hahaha😂

@Gojover

Жыл бұрын

Same i feel like ive been his student for years now

@crazygunner567yt2

7 ай бұрын

real

@eugenevalleytransportation8847

5 ай бұрын

Funny you say that. I'm actually doing that now everyday. I am consumed with doing problem after problem. I'm hooked!

8 years later and Prof's videos are still meaningful. Thank you Prof.

I just discovered his channel and damn he is ripped. It's like Jhon Cena teaching me calculus.

@funmaster5249

5 жыл бұрын

but if john cena was as smart as he is ripped.

HAHAHA i raised my hand when he asked the class if theyre okay with what he just did prof leonard you are awesome

@HussainAlMarkhi

8 жыл бұрын

+greenlizardballs I don't think you are only the one who did !! xD hahaha I do too.

@lilchronics

6 жыл бұрын

hahahah me too

@funmaster5249

5 жыл бұрын

@John Napier confirmed

@oscardecastro4177

2 жыл бұрын

Same as me😂

Am I the only one that gets a weird comfort when he does the 1 on 1 videos for just us at home?

@user-if7rp4ym9y

3 жыл бұрын

It feels very intimate, lol.

God bless Professor Leonard. Truly a gift

thank you for keeping these videos up, I am taking university after 10 years out of school and I have caught up to everything within a week thanks to your teaching. really brings back the classic classroom feel while at home during this pandemic

I LOVE YOU Reviewing all this for calculus 3 LOL Dropped out of the class because I got an F on the first test- need to strengthen my foundation before uptaking calc 3 again

Professor Leonard YOU'RE THE BEST! Thanks for all the hard work of doing these videos and editing them so we can learn what our professors can't teach!

You're teaching is fantastic! I can't thank you enough for this. Every other video I've seen on the topic just sort of blows past critical aspects and left huge gaps in my understanding. You covered the material in a concise and precise matter. Many thanks.

Thank you Professor Leonard. Your Calculus 1 videos are really helpful. My in class lectures went by very fast. Sometimes she cuts the corner and we all got lost. However, your calculus videos explained step-by-step in details and made so much easier to understand. I am sure that many college students out there are benefits from your videos. Thank you for your times and supports.

It's been many years since I've taken calculus, great step by step video lectures.

I love these "culminating" lessons where you dig in and do everything that can be done!

thank you soooo much, professor Leonard! It was "super-duper" good!

You're the best Prof....Your articulation & lecture pace is phenomenal!

when i see people doing math with calculators, i kinda feel happy for them

Sir I wanted to thank you. I was not able to understand anything in my class as I had joined late but after watching this and the infinite series video I was able to get a very high grade in class thanks a lot

This guy is a blessing, I understand so much more about mathematics because of him.

this was a very fun lecture! graphing the function and then seeing how accurate my sketch was :) thanks Leonard!

This guy is so clear and to the point, I completely understand it now.

9 years later and these videos are still the best out there.

Thank Professor Leonard. It was extremely helpful !

Honestly the best Math teacher I ever had!!!

Thank You Prof. Loenard this helped me a lot seriously.... fabulous lecture.

ive got business math exam in 4 days and this literally sums up 7-8 chapters. literally so helpful, thank you for this

This is the best calculus teacher I have ever watched

you are awesome! great explanation you make everything very clear! thank you very much i really do appreciate it.

Thank you for the lecture, Sir! I was never able to understand a graph before this 🙏

I would not know where I would be in my Business Calc class without you, You have helped me so much. I don't know if its the way you lecture,having a second lecture after mine, or what. But you are helping me pass this class, so I can follow through with my acceptance to Chapman University or Cal State Fullerton. Thanks

Test in 2 hours, this guy is saving my ass. Thanks prof!

changing lives with calculus....amazing

The definition of a life saver

10 Years later profs videos still helping thank you all the way from south africa

This guy is the best. Thank You!!!

man this guy is very good looking and his teaching is excellent. I would have definitely enjoy math if he was my teacher lol.. keep up the great work.

integrating all of this and putting it together to give the graph of some function is a beautiful moment and so incredibly fun. if society ever collapses, i will still be able to graph relationships between variables of interest by hand (ok and maybe a solar calculator).

your the best ! thank you so much. drawing graphs is now easier

Thank you prof so very much ,u have my respect and gratitude.

thanks man. you're a life saver.

Everytime I see your videos I have to thank you and I feel its never enough. Thanks again sir. make a donation website it will be awesome.

@matt_fxs

5 жыл бұрын

he has a patreon account you can support

OMG, thank you very much. It was looking real difficult at the beginning but then it turned out extremely easy. Thanks for passed math exam

professor Leonard sneaks into school at night just to teach us more maths and make corrections. How Awesome!

wish i had a teacher like you. my professor makes us do the higher degree polynomials and we have to do the P/Q thing to find the roots

Professor Leonard, to start, I would like to thank you for uploading these -- I watch your videos after my lectures because you explain everything so much clearer. Your passion really allows you to teach impressively. In step 2, can you explain what you mean by "removable" or "non-removable" regarding the asymptotes?

@awesomewinter3103

9 жыл бұрын

What he meant is a "removeable" discontinuity. Watch his lecture on "Limits" it's really good explained there.

Thank you SO MUCH for your videos. You make calculus I easier to understand!!! I hope I'm not asking too much, but are you planning to post more videos? I'm going to start Eng. Physics I next semester and I wish you could post videos about it. Also, I have to take Differential Equations in the following semester, I hope you can post videos about it too. Anyhow I still gotta take Cal II and Cal III. I will still watch your videos!!! and THANKS AGAIN!!!

HOLY FUCK YOUR AN AWESOME PROFESSOR IM IN COLLEGE RIGHT NOW AND IM LEARNING MORE FROM YOU THAN IN MY CLASS THANK YOU !!!!!!!

@buuurds8911

7 ай бұрын

fr asff

@buuurds8911

7 ай бұрын

girlie

Just love this real life "Super Man"!

nice step by step of curve sketching!

29:15 should you plug your x-intercepts (found by setting the numerator = 0) into the denominator just to make sure that the point is not undefined?

Thank you very much for your lectures; it is very helpful :)

Thank you. It is so helpful!

Terrific teacher

Honestly you helped me a lot for my test tomorrow

This is coming in clutch during covid

Great video..good explanation....

thank you prof. Keep up the good work.

Damn he's gotten so much better at teaching in videos since this upload

I wish he was my professor😭 I actually understand all this now

legend of calculus.

most challenging video of the series thus far

Can anyone remind me after 5-7 years to give this man his deserving money?

@MPeytonCox

Ай бұрын

Half way there

I wish I had the homework you assign so I could practice!

i wish you were my professor instead!!! you are the best

1:14:00 isnt it times negative 2 since the negative get distributed

Thank you for the videos ❤️😘

OMG. You saved me! thanks

hello Professor, I am not sure when you plug f'(0) and f'(1) into first derivative, it gets positive and negative. Could you please show the workings.

Hello Mr. Lennard, first of all: I would like to thank you for these videos, second: I have a question, what about oblique asymptotes? How to I find them with calculus? So without the polinomial division! Thank you so much again :)

perfect 💗

Good job man

this is intense...

That kid needs to get his cough checked out.

@hey_lo

4 жыл бұрын

2 years later: You have no idea.

@jacobandersen9912

4 жыл бұрын

@@hey_lo LOL

I love how you're kinda like "can I teach you this?" "Well, that's what we signed up for." :-D

you are the bestttt

The second problem is overcomplicated ny using quotient rule. You can simply split the fraction up into: (1/x) - (1/x^3), now its just power rule. (We are not dividing by zero when simplifying the fraction, because we already noted our function is undefined at x=0. Also prof. Leonard does the same when simplifying his answer after quotient rule for the same reason.)

Superb....

Thanks from belgium 🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪

such a hot teacher.

Truly a super MAN!

I wish you were in Our Hochschule Rheinwaal, we have a sick Prof. i dont know why such types as living pharaoh living till now ...

2:42 Leonard: "do you believe me?" me : "I believe anything you say." 🤤

@soccerbels7947

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh

Outstanding

Thanks professor

Does it help using sign analysis?

So professor I have a question about simplification. In the video where at 39:41 you did a simplification with x^2 and x^6 but while you did that you didn't said that we should take 0 as a critical point right there because of simplification. Yes I know we found 0 as a critical point in the denominator. but what if we didn't. What if the denom was something like x^6-2x^2? Sorry if i'm wrong but this things just bugs me out.

At around 1:02-1:04 the graph has a horizontal asymptote at 0 but the graph does cross the x-axis in two places. Why are they not wholes?

@shravans7184

2 жыл бұрын

Horizontal Asymptote as the "x" approaches -infinity and + infinity, it is not at x=0, actually as the function approaches infinity on both sides the function y=0, I think you got confused at that part..

helloo sir, this are very good and supereb. clear understanding into deep math. but sir please could you make me a favour with series of differential equations. please

What accent is that?Which city are you from?

What a legend

Major help. test tomorrow

I can’t thank you enough

You said that only if the functions are easy , we have to find the x and y intercepts ... what if the functions are not easy ( as per your definition ) ?

why cant you find out a horizontal asymptote on this?

He loves showing off his guns, with the hand raising

lmaooo! please bring some water for him next time.

can anyone tell me how to draw the graph of 1/x^2 + x + 1

I would need two hours to do the rational function, second example. Wow.

like this its awesome

Hello Professor Leonard, for your example at 46:42, how is x=0 a critical number? Doesn't a critical number have to be defined in the original equation?

@whenyou238

Жыл бұрын

It's considered a possible inflection point, but since it doesn't exist--or is undefined--in the original equation, it isn't accounted for as seen in the video