A Lagrange Multipliers deep dive you didn't know you wanted

[@tomasmach2272]

It's videos like these, that allow me to get into contact with this type of complex math and physics while still only being in 3rd year of high school . I won't be able to use the math to such an extent, but it allows me to grasp the concepts and comprehend the things, that are relevant to me. Keep doing these videos, they are awesome ❤

[@MoreinDepth]

That's great to hear. You're here early and are on a great path I'm sure! Stay curious and don't be afraid to try learning difficult concepts, they only seem hard until they don't. It just takes time and determination! :)

[@hahahasan]

I learn so much from your videos. I studied all this stuff once upon a time and passed exams on it but honestly a lot of what you cover I never really fully appreciated until I stumbled across your videos. Keep up the phenomenal work man.

[@dr-x-robotnik]

You just got a new sub! Please keep making videos like this

[@calvinemrekaya]

your videos are a treasure. Keep the good work up💪

[@JackDespero]

Very interesting video. I haven't touched Lagrange multipliers in years, so it was a great refresher.

[@sambhavgupta4653]

Wow loved it plz keep them coming. I request for QFT related topics too. You are awesome ❤

[@wallymcguire2033]

I can't do the math but his explanations were quite clear. Great content.

[@MasterHigure]

22:45 Those derivatives should be total, not partial.

[@MoreinDepth]

Yes! :=)

[@JohnBerry-q1h]

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[@dadsonworldwide3238]

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