Complex Algebra for Physics

[@Vikashkumarsingh09]

Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas. ~ Albert Einstein

[@pascal2745]

Yeah, but that’s not pure

[@rajanverma................1234]

Yas but tumne 1 chii ki kami kar di jo hai ye angrejo ke pote😊😊

[@F4mwp]

That's poetry?? Lol

[@Xenos-17-i3z]

Bro is flexing class 10 and 11 to all indian parent's with his cool ascent . Our family members are thinking so high of him.

[@GamingPRO-yj6mw]

Bro he is just 12. don't be so jealous

[@Ekbal-l4w]

dude he’s the youngest professor

[@JEE2026IIT]

​​@@Ekbal-l4wcome to India bro u will many young professors(students)even more better than him 😂

[@Ekbal-l4w]

@@JEE2026IIT at the age of 12?

[@Xenos-17-i3z]

@@Ekbal-l4w Yeah about that there are many guys wo start studying higher education from class 6th and they get to high college level by the class 12 th but not many .

[@johnblaesel5493]

What he is explaining is light years over my head.

[@thaidenthach9806]

i couldnt have explained it any better. Good to see this child knows whats up.

[@harbhajansinghmaan]

Great I respect your talent.❤

[@joelstonestreeh9263]

Me too

[@love-georgendon8071]

It is a product of study & discipline.

[@trynafindjay]

⁠@@love-georgendon8071no fam this isn’t just study and discipline this kid is truly a gifted prodigy

[@acrane3496]

@@trynafindjayI'm sorry but it is. He probably just loves this stuff and had educational access to learn this stuff. Most "geniuses" did math when no one told them too. Especially since math is mainly a complex unintuitive language, it can be learned on your own. Anyone with either the love or discipline could reach this level of understanding as a child.

[@mrfragyt]

Me Who Completed this Chapter in class 9 ☠️

[@mayankgaming1619]

​@@crazyvivek6541Beta Tera papa h vo😂😂 Professor h vo 😅

[@crazyvivek6541]

@@mayankgaming1619 or thoda thik se dekh -60 ki jagah -48 aayega

[@crazyvivek6541]

Esa jaruri nhi hai ki bo professor hai toh galti nhi karega

[@The_Truth_Monger]

Are u talking about algebra or complex algebra?

[@Swapcoin55]

I know linear equation I've studied in physics in 11 and 12 and someone in class 10th optional mathematics

[@Brandon-ys5tf]

Wow, didn't see this till class 14 or 15....couldn't get it. Super flex to me....

[@dskthirty1]

How it's possible at this age? Really amazing talent

[@suryanshu8692]

I taught him

[@Anonymous-fv5pc]

​@@suryanshu8692 You are such a great teacher

[@T_oag]

​@@suryanshu8692can ypu teach me too

[@prithvichaitanya5224]

child prodigy, dumb luck in my opinion

[@UnknownString123]

@@prithvichaitanya5224 partly

[@ramans8856]

In this video the discreminent value is wrong

[@HarshSharma-ww2vf]

In tjis question discriminant value is wrong as you can see instead of -60 we have to to put -48 because of 4ac mean 4×1×12=48 and negative is already there just class 10th maths😅

[@ShahPadayachee]

Wow absolutely amazing I must South Asian children are brilliant, proud of our people ❤

[@simplyydee]

Music to my ears

[@muhammadislam5138]

Best of luck!❤️

[@mr.dsbundela3349]

Congrutulation with the heart for matchless talented personality ❤❤❤❤

[@srofficial5281]

at this age!!! How it is possible? Just amazing man!!

[@F4mwp]

He's got a predisposition for numbers, and, parents that are physicists, or math teachers or professors, and other family members that could be engineers.

[@Sevak323]

It's blessing of nature to him 😊😊

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

At this age, it's not that hard if you're alright at maths. Come on.

[@AstralBodyFIT]

I heard "imaginary numbers" and was like "okay, I can do that"

[@yoshua9676]

Yea we do this stuff when we're 17 in the UK, some at 16. Its called C3 and C4 A Level Maths.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

We *can* do it before, we just aren't *officially* shown it by the system until then.

[@anuardalhar6762]

A very good explanation of complex aljebra, all in a single black board.

[@Amanpreetkaur-cp4fs]

Aljebra ke spelling atte nhi or complex algebra ki explanation samaj rha hai tu 😂😂😂

[@ramans8856]

@@anuardalhar6762 unfortunately the discreminent value of the quadratic is incorrect

[@ramans8856]

@@Amanpreetkaur-cp4fs you are correct!

[@mejbah_chowdhury]

Proud of Bangladesh for you suborno🇧🇩

[@NandamGnanakeerthi]

God give talent 😮

[@adeelkhan2460]

Love you brother you are awesome and i really appreciate your talent also whenever i get opportunity it will be my pleasure to meet you.

[@tmann986]

This smart boy is explaining something we learned in my differential equations class lol. One of the last math classes i have to take as an engineering major.

[@AKSHAARAFATASIF]

Bruh is going through physical transition 😁😁 May allah bless YOU

[@kummer45]

There are a lot of missing steps between these ideas. Explaining the HO and DHO requires more than just complex analysis. Yes, the video is a compendium math is a construct of developed ideas in detail.

[@ceo1OO]

you're right young man ... 👍🏼

[@zenliness]

I don't know what he said, but he's got my respect

[@Saishayan2008]

Good job man keep it up 🎉

[@jdk050507]

Yea, I was just gonna say that but he finished my sentence. This is useful in oscillatory systems. . . Everyone knows that.

[@Anonymous-fv5pc]

I got into iit bombay after one hour with him

[@Alex-s4o]

He takes his job serious

[@krishnarajpoot9311]

Amazing sir

[@deepmalayadav-1234]

Great I respect your talent 🙏

[@Exodian12355]

I guess this is impressive for his age, but don't let him fool you. This is very simple stuff that pretty much any first year engineering student knows.

[@claudioluna7299]

That was as clear as zero visibility fogged up day that a human could ever experience in 10 lifetimes!! 😵‍💫

[@jeffbock2793]

What language was he speaking?

[@nicoteufel]

Don‘t mistake i as root if -1.

[@parameshwarhazra2725]

This goddamn child is the advocate of "prodigies are the one you should hire"

[@Smacktalk007]

I sometimes talk like that in my sleep

[@HMPV-g5w]

God gifted ❤nice But don't compare them with hard working people 🗿🗿 because they are more best in the field

[@Srijan7221]

Age is just a number 💀

[@kanikabhattacharjee7858]

My favourite complex number

[@mayurski]

how bro go from math to physics why is hookes law there 😂

[@RemyMarz]

What's the purpose of this Video? You look and sounds good but you are saying nothing at all.😂😂😂But I must say you have swag and you are very confident . Keep it up and please focus more on the work if you really want to be more than just an actor.😉

[@cflin4637]

Ive only seen a couple of his videos, but of the couple I saw, he has made some fairly basic mistakes. He's well spoken tho, just needs to focus on some of the more basic equations first because the answer will never be correct with an incorrect value in the numbers

[@arctic-1878]

How is it even possible to understand all of this at that age. wtf

[@anujyadavgzp3795]

Mujhe toh pahle English accent hi samjh nhi aa rha hai

[@nunyo7259]

I was just thinking the sames shit the other day, crazy.

[@Prayagraj_ki_duniya]

Isko dekh kr pta nhi kyu anxiety si aari.... 🤧

[@animet6791]

Bro trying his best to maintain his accent than solving questions 😂😂

[@ShanurBegum-y9u]

I feel proud bcz he is a Bangladeshi boy🇧🇩..

[@WORKWEALTHGODKNOWLEDGEEXPERIEN]

Your main success America living environment

[@ADIELZECHARIAHCHERIAN]

do u really thing studiying this will helpfull in our life? what we gain by learning this a memory strength?? indian parants fav son bruh

[@YogeshKumar-yc3oc]

Plz tell me this formula in real life

[@devdahiya7974]

Bol kya raha h kuch smjh ni aara

[@JanJan-w1d]

I agre with him.

[@lofimedia-e8z]

Understanding 0%

[@dpworld3251]

you are switching context so fast ... but this is a short --- please share the actual video how you went from showing what an imaginary number is to Taylor's expansion. You need to learn to correlate or must be seen to know how complex numbers is relevant in Physics

[@ramans8856]

@@dpworld3251 please note the quadratic discreminent value ?????!!!!!

[@rohitkhandagale8629]

You can teach me mathamatic 😅

[@zan5479]

im actually so jealous of this kid but in a good way i love seeing shit like this

[@NazirAhmad-ni2zo]

Lack of experience. And motivation power but best

[@jasveersr2790]

Please don't mind but you guys have great thoughts and knowledge but you need a good video editor and shooting skill . If you allow I can guide you

[@jasveersr2790]

Great thoughts and inventors need all।kind of other stuff creators. Because I feel it is really useful for our generation but with a story telling style. I am Masters in Technology in computer science and Engineering

[@WD_GX]

Bro, this is so basic

[@windzcreate8436]

why are you using chalks on board. i don't understand. 🙄🙄

[@Fitratul]

Ive seen a coule of this kids video. Literally 100% of his content is First Semester Physics stuff. Exctremly elementary. He can only fool those who dont know physics and maths.

[@jerrythe_boy6066]

Not you reminding me that i have to learn physics

[@meer8288]

Feeling sad for your relative's kids

[@akramlab6664]

That's high school stuff.

[@rajeshsaha1861]

Just give Neel minus one Minute

[@sahilverma5766]

I have a doubt in complex no. Which is the √-1*√-1=i2=-1 but we know that √a*√b=√ab so √-1*√-1=√1 is it correct or incorrect give me brief explanation pls 🙏🙏

[@ashiquerahman1467]

This √a × √b = √(a×b) is applicable for positive numbers only. It's not applicable for negative numbers.

[@shortsfromyuvraj9440]

Bhai agar ek Calculas ka question fek kr mar dia na toh behosh ho jayega ...😂❤

[@sterlingneely7737]

E to the X is good for stuff that spins... is that about right lol?

[@kdvr60]

I was eating mud with mt friends in the ground at that age

[@mided2119]

Let’s see him work them out rather than talk about them once they’re already written on the blackboard. I want PROOF he can work the formulas and equations himself, and not just know what they mean.

[@ramonitocaballes8351]

Am I gonna use this in my job as a telemarketer?

[@codingskill3488]

I didn't understand his English

[@SnavyOJake]

Don't forget you a kid have fun ok?

[@LibertyforGreatness]

He gives me Neil Degrasse Tyson vibe

[@Bipralab]

Who let him cook

[@ttn-acocpa270]

Bro is speaking with water in his mouth or sum

[@harbhajansinghmaan]

I want your type of clarity & confidence. I know those things & l'm pursuing bsc . In physics....but I little bit shy & some time I feel low confidence to express my answer to someone.

[@ExitTwo888]

Smart young man , can you a packet of instant noodles for me because i am hungry ?

[@Zamiroh]

I completely understand... he is speaking english... see... told you i understand!

[@nahakpamarunadevi9410]

what a beautiful garden! 😂😂

[@GATE2024-d1s]

Its 48 not 60

[@Ganeshsingh-xs7oq]

Oh I found a mistake but that i don't know 😂

[@clofsthihi]

I didn't get anything..

[@Prooman33580]

Are mujhe chakkar aane Lage Hain 🤯

[@Sasqe]

this is what i been saying bro

[@aminitu3766]

Amazing never ever happen

[@KSKamolSingham]

Could you come Dhaka University.🇧🇩

[@comquatcash]

hes got azzbergers

[@GenesisGaming_]

I report this as don't recommend me this channel

[@kynsaisohkhlet8719]

A square of negative. Please elaborate

[@khadizaislam3381]

its complex number

[@crazyvivek6541]

-b+-√(b^2-4ac)/2a ya 10 th ka formula hi galat hai ya isne hi galat lgaya hai

[@crazyvivek6541]

Anyone reply me

[@crazyvivek6541]

Ye isi ne galat kiya hai😅😅😅

[@good.human7]

Thk hai formula usnay eq pai apply ki

[@crazyvivek6541]

Bro -60 ki jagah -48 nhi aayega

[@DanyalKhan-ld8ng]

( X²). Bro ap ki baat teek ha lakin wahan a= 1 ha toh 2a = 2.1 = 2 ata ha Baat ya ha k wahan a ki value 1 ha toh 2 Likha ha or 1 ki multiply ki ha toh zarrorat nhi ha k wo 2 ( 1) likhain formula teek ha

[@robiulalamrobiulalam7697]

Good 🎉

[@prakashvlogs969]

Please your accent is difficult to understand for many. Please peak clearly with no American accent. Thanks

[@Mejorsamir01]

Sirf language ka fark hai❤

[@mitsaoriginal8630]

It’s a wonderfully impressive work. Now, by my very little reading - I’ll explain why it is not pseudoscientific. Imagine, this. One syntactic ‘field’ of a conflexive, isomorphatic , distinguishable, restutive, collaborative variety - in its, fundamentally competitive deduction, (assumed proto-temporally) ‘transfers’ information of a singular, fielded, body - this, conducive elaboration, contemporaneously afflicting the latter (devised implicationally) is a forthright bounded extension of literature, in a self-replicating paradigm of curious intent, due to a self-excitable, traversable, temporal mainframe. The fundamentally conditioned function 5-t - can be expressed (&@$5/) - These conversations of a limited, con-barrative, inorganic nature, are simply the humorous microtonal fluctuations of a changing visuospatial conflict, this - present within fexarative, dillictuve, confidences. I’ve changed meanings of words, and utilized my own, to formulate a self-sufficient system of limited logical potential. It’s precise, and consistently motivated in accordance to considered potential, actionable potential - and abides by the inner-transference of adaptability solutions, to the scalable contraptions of this infinitesimal paradigm. They are not just words. But who will believe that? Who will believe that it is logical? Well, anyone with “common sense” will disregard it. This is mathematics. This is pure mathemafics. It’s expressed as you may see above. There are quite a lot of idiosyncratic natures. The CTMU - never once, abides by the singular, linear, stupidity of a compartmentalized, psuedoscientific, purely mechanistic descriptor, only apprehensive of its self-sufficent faculties of the current, rudimentary, slaughter of available knowledge - in this, isometrically, and reciprocally, syntactic confusion of mathematical potential (exists minimal progression) Because things aren't so simple.

[@RahishSingh-y4k]

Solve a quadratic equations

[@Albert.einstein904]

IDK for what is this equation

[@RAVICHANDRAN-di5lb]

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