How to Overcomplicate Basic Mathematical Expressions (but better)
This is a much better version of my last video regarding the exact same problem.
I was able to convert 2 + 6 into a definite integral expression, solved for the original function through differentiation, then used the Riemann sum to find the area of the "curve" of the original function between intervals 0 and 2. I explained the concepts of limits and some of my other methods significantly better this time.
I overcomplicated most steps, but I kept some the same to not hurt my brain too much.
I'm finally in Calculus I (that's what the course is called, I'm still grade 10 and we don't do AP here) so I've learned a bit more on how calculus works.
Made for kids? I mean, addition is quite easy so... maybe :)