Tag: Feynmans

I’ve recently found myself quite enamored by integrals and integration techniques. Amidst a plethora of unconventional techniques, I found myself vying with a particularly interesting one: DUTIS. Or, as it’s otherwise known, Richard Feynman’s Trick. What is DUTIS? Well, it’s ...

In the 1930s, math was taught only up till trigonometry in high schools. It was quite unusual to have a math instructor for Calculus. The legendary physicist & Nobel Prize winner, Richard Feynman, was studying at Far Rockaway High School in New York at the time. Unlike other...