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This made everything so much clear. Thank you!

thank you so much, you have just saved the lifes of 2 russians and one kazakh. By the way, you have a beaitful voice.

And there's your mistake - you are showing three separate games where the car doesn't move, and player picks Door A in game 1, Door B in game 2 and Door C in game 3. X is what you picked.The two doors you didn't pick are (1-X). How do you then claim (1-X) is what you're likely TO PICK so switch?!? Allow each door with a tangible item and it will reveal player only has a 1/3 probability to pick ONE door to get that one specific item in each game. After Monty removes one door entirely, player has the same probability to get the car as the remaining door he is able to switch to. "Picking" a door is not the same as being able to then "open" that door AND get that item behind it. Flaw in sims where it shows 2/3 switch.

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If y^2 should the answer be 24? 3(2)^2(2).

What textbook is this?

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There is an error in your reasoning, from minute 12:10, when the presenter opens the door, the doors that remain, in the first case is A and then only ONE between B and C, in the second case is B and then only ONE between A and C and in the third case is C and then only ONE between A and B, and therefore only 2 doors remain in all 3 cases, and therefore you have 1/2 chance of having chosen the right door... Obviously this is valid in the single case, while in 1000 cases it is better to change the door...

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I am a bit confused. why the magnitude graph starts from 0 ? it should be started from +20db as there is a pole 's' at origin? if considered "5" then 20{due to pole at origin}+20log(5) =+34db but why 0db?

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Tomorrow I have a re-exam of Controll totally saved me !!!

how can i attend these tuesday classes 😔

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This video helped me a lot, thank you

There are easier way to do it

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Even after 7 years, your tutorial is the most compact one for bode plot on youtube. Thank you very much, professor :)

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I wish there was an explanation on how you came up with the diagram in the first place.

can u make a video on IC 555

plz never stop makiing these educational videos

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Ok, you got me lost at the I_1 going through the J2 inductor. I_1 is ENTERING the dot, so that should make the voltage source at the J6 inductor as POSITIVE? You have negative on top and positive below of the J6 voltage source, isn’t it supposed to be reversed?

hello, which book has this been taken from??

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This is very clearly. It really helps me a lot. Thank you!

Decent Explanation

Just a questione; Can the president sisi have been understood this demo. The prober replay is ofcurus he can't understand it . So 😢 How come in your opinions all the government problems that are put on her hand.. and he must have taken a suitable solution to solve them !!

thank you so much for this video, i have been trying to study this for hours and this is the first video that helps me complete my homework!!!

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This is just a game show on TV. Don’t over-beautify and package it as great. What ideology ​​does it export through entertainment? It is normal and inevitable for people to pursue maximizing interests!! If you are more calculating than others, you are smarter. !! Utilitarianism! Opportunism! But most people have been manipulated by others. The person in charge of the game is always the winner.

There was an airplane taking off at the end of your vid

You started with the problem with v(t) of the capacitor and then randomly decided to find the voltage for the resistor and not the voltage function for the capacitor.

Thank you veryyy much for the guidance...means alott