Zero to Infinity: Study Hall Algebra #15: ASU + Crash Course

[@californiassecret]

I like the Digit from Cyberchase at 4:05. LOL

[@flowersstorms8863]

Thank you so much to James, ASU & Crash Course for this series! I 'm an educator who hasn't studied this stuff in nearly 30 years and this course has helped me get my head around algebra, which has always been a source of fear for me. Now I've watched all these videos (and made a lot of notes) I'm feeling more comfortable with algebraic concepts and feel ready to tackle topics I haven't looked at in a long time.

[@abdullahadel4184]

Great thanks from Egypt! I really really enjoyed this series and I hope you continue such innovative courses. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH JAMES TANTON, ASU AND CRASH COURSE.

[@taura101]

Thank you James. It was probably "Gidday'" that hooked me in. And then your ergs that got me to watch 15 x 10 minute videos on a subject that a headmaster and a deputy headmaster tried unsuccessfully to teach me 55 years ago. Thanks for the algebra tour. Holding my attention through all these algebra lessons without this student clicking off anywhere is a momentous achievement on You Tube. Thanks James from Auckland NZ.

[@chittibabu6533]

Will you please do more videos of study hall algebra which helps many people even me as a student. Please do new videos of study hall algebra do more videos of algebra and geometry. Please reply

[@patrickmeehan6856]

Thank you for this series. I've shared many episodes with my math teacher friends and former colleagues. Unfortunately, making mistakes and taking chances are discouraged in mathematics education as I have experienced it both as a student and a middle school teacher, and, in a school setting, a students' being kind to theirself is nice in theory but an F on an exam is an F on an exam and, as you get along in the grades, these F's determine college entrance spots. Turning the ship around will require much more applied mathematics with real life as the starting point for any topic, a de-emphasis on college as the be-all and end-all for societal expectations of its members, and a surrender to using technology as a repository of information instead of trying to learn and memorize everything inside of our heads.

[@chittibabu6533]

Please upload new video, I like this course so please upload new video

[@timothymurphy8115]

I loved this series, gonna watch the others too, it's one of the reasons once i'm done with basic training and AIT school with the army reserve I'm heading straight to ASU next!

[@williamchurch1111]

this has really helped me alot. Thanks James. i have to share this :)

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[@Allinone-eh1ql]

Thanks for this course!

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[@optmstpessmst]

will crash course do courses on college algebra and calculus soon? that would be cool

[@epidemic2.070]

good series

[@yuriyk8002]

I really don't get why a + 0 = a but a * 0 = 0 That just blows my mind

[@bkbzgaming]

In a+0, a is left as is so a+0=a. But in a*0, a is added 0 times to a base of 0, so a*0=0.

[@bkbzgaming]

Where’s the problems with infinity and -infinity? Like x^-infinity = 0.

[@theintrepid7583]

That Cyberchase reference.

[@saburousaitoh]

Please look our results 0/0=1/9=9 with some natural definition of the division by zero. Please consider the definition of the division by zero. [32] viXra:2003.0071 submitted on 2020-03-03 15:31:11, (192 unique-IP downloads) Ankur Tiwari's Great Discovery of the Division by Zero $1/0 = \tan (\pi/2) = 0$ on $ 2011$ Authors: Saburou Saitoh, Yoshinori Saitoh Category: Functions and Analysis [31] viXra:2002.0366 submitted on 2020-02-19 16:03:00, (102 unique-IP downloads) Division by Zero Calculus For Differentiable Functions in Multiply Dimensions Authors: Saburou Saitoh Category: Functions and Analysis [30] viXra:2001.0586 submitted on 2020-01-27 16:28:38, (56 unique-IP downloads) Division by Zero Calculus, Derivatives and Laurent's Expansion Authors: Saburou Saitoh Category: Functions and Analysis [29] viXra:2001.0091 submitted on 2020-01-06 17:52:07, (65 unique-IP downloads) Division by Zero Calculus for Differentiable Functions L'Hôpital's Theorem Versions Authors: Saburou Saitoh Category: Functions and Analysis [28] viXra:1912.0300 submitted on 2019-12-16 18:37:53, (107 unique-IP downloads) Essential Problems on the Origins of Mathematics; Division by Zero Calculus and New World Authors: Saburou Saitoh Category: Functions and Analysis

[@snehaldas5893]

who discovered 0 ?