11: Clairaut's Theorem Intuition - Valuable Vector Calculus
Clairaut's theorem, also known as Schwarz's theorem or Young's theorem, says that mixed partial derivatives are equal regardless of order: fₓᵧ = fᵧₓ. In this video, we go through an intuitive explanation based on visual geometry, then some algebra! Full Valuable Vector Calculus playlist: • Valuable Vector Calculus New math videos every Monday and Friday. Subscribe to make sure you see them!
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