Hi from 2024 😢😂

i have an exam tomorrow, thank you sooo much!!

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16 years later still helping, aged like fine wine

So geometrically (lets assume R3 - my mind cant cope with more dimensions, at least visually) this could be 2 planes that slice through each other with both also intersecting the origin, they have infinite points of intersection along that line (the line is infinite).

I'm happy to see that you're still active on KZbin. 10 years ago, when I was in 10th grade, I watched a lot of your videos, and it helped me understand Math a lot more. You have no idea how much you've helped me and arguably a lot of people so in behalf on those people, thank you very much.

It might be too late to ask but here is the thing why didn’t we count the (-H(t-3) )

sir can u give some content based on electrical circuits ?

YALL. I'm literally so behind my class rn and I CANNNNNOTTTTTT I'm losing my crap I have no idea what any of this means nothing helpsss I've been looking on yt for HOURS.

Pls continue this series

Thank you for your video😊

Thank u it was really helpful

You are a legend. Brilliantly but simply explained.

168/2 = 84 = length plus width; 84 divided into 7 parts is 12, 2 parts is 24, 5 parts is 60. (length, width) = (60, 24).

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watching this video in Dec2024

From 16 years ago and still saved me from my algebra 2 test tmrw 🙏

2025-2024 why I came here cause I asked ChatGPT how I can get full mark on math wow class 12 make me crazy I study with international teacher , how ever my English is not good as I want,

I was literally a newborn when you posted this, i miss those days

Thank you so much for this video! I have a huge math test tomorrow and this video just saved me! Now I understand everything!!! 😀

You open my eyes and I can see better than before this course all this week has been making me suffer thank you

very helpful, thanks!!

can you do a video on change of basis

watching this in 2024💀😂

Thank you man. Always handy with you explanation. God bless !!

you have saved me

Thanks

Thank you this helped so much

guys I think I fked up in today's exam

Nice explanations 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Guru jiii

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Shouldn't we use 5th degree for remainder? I mean, since for sin approximation we use only odd (i.e . 2n + 1) degrees. Shouldn't we skip (2n+2)'nd degree since in this degree polynomial doesn't exists in c?

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Thanks for the informative video you created. I have the following question. What would be wrong if solving the partial derivative equations in a matrix format? I solved the as a 3x3 matrix multiply by a 3x1 unknown = 3x1 constant and I received all negative numbers. I know the lambda can not be negative and x and y can not be negative (since they are quantity) but I wonder what would be wrong if someone wants to solve the equations as system of linear equations with unknows x , y and lambda using inverse matrix approach?

Thank you, you legend. You took what was originally an extremely complicated concept and simplified it so that it feels like simple math now.

Thank you so much!!!

Absolute legend man. My test is in a few hours and my professor is not good at all. Your a life saver

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Thank you for using 2 different colours it made it really eay to see where everything was going

Final in 2 days🫡

You saved my life bradda 🙏🏾

thank you so much for this explanation, i have my finals for calc 3 tmr and this was the one topic i was feleing iffy about, you absolutley nailed explaining how you deduced every step to get the potential, thanks again!!

Hey Patrick You are the real MVP dude. Thanks for all you've done!!

Yeah i learned something be proud bro

anyway to get access to these notes as a pdf by chance?

I did that Faster!!

My professor was pretty terrible at teaching this and I didn't do well on that chapter's exam. I'm here reviewing for the final and this video makes it so much simpler. Thank you.

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Finnaly found old video accidentally