MIT level. Is it really that awful?
Stumbled on YouTube on video. MIT Integration Bee Final Round. Speed Integration Competition at MIT. The final round and such a task. To be honest, I'm in a culture shock. Is it really there?
And of course, we don’t forget that the winner put the modules later, but forgot the omnipresent constant. Although he didn’t even put signs on equal, and it’s impossible to fault that he equated the family of antiderivatives to one function. When re-viewing, I noticed that dx also did not indicate (both).
Even in such a simple task, so many mistakes were made. And since dx is forgotten, the idea is that they do not integrate functions containing more than one variable at all. Or maybe it's a fake video? Who studied there, tell me.
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Probably in I would resent the place of such a post, but the UFO does not allow. Thank!
And of course, we don’t forget that the winner put the modules later, but forgot the omnipresent constant. Although he didn’t even put signs on equal, and it’s impossible to fault that he equated the family of antiderivatives to one function. When re-viewing, I noticed that dx also did not indicate (both).
Even in such a simple task, so many mistakes were made. And since dx is forgotten, the idea is that they do not integrate functions containing more than one variable at all. Or maybe it's a fake video? Who studied there, tell me.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/67009/
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