Euclid's Elements Book 1: Proposition 36, Parallelogram Area 2

[@91JLovesDisney]

Thank you. I'm taking a semester of classical geometry in college and we have to keep a handwritten book of every explained proposition, postulate, definition, etc, all the way up to book 5. I'm barely even referencing the book anymore, these videos are truly fantastic and I could not appreciate your effort more. 👍👍👍

[@EulersAcademy]

Thanks for watching. I appreciate the comment. I'm glad the videos have been helpful.

[@mackpeterson6496]

is anyone else watching this on a super long playlist for a class? no one? ok..

[@Helixtronline]

I am.

[@gardener7194]

@@Helixtronline same

[@Helixtronline]

@@gardener7194 you, know I ended up failing the class and now have to do credit recovery at my school everyday during my morning break. But its pretty cool because I live in a pretty hot state so chilling in a classroom is pretty neat. Also instead of doing the online course I'm supposed to do, sometimes I play unblocked games on the school laptops.

[@damian98772]

That book would be so much easier to understand if it would be written with math instead of words...

[@EulersAcademy]

Thank you for watching. I agree, the book can be tricky to decipher. Since the Greeks did not have algebra, writing out the statements in words seems to have been their only option. When making these videos, several theorems took awhile for me to understand exactly what they were saying.

[@damian98772]

@@EulersAcademy Thanks for the videos, they made it much easier to understand. Are you planning on doing other books from Euclid's elements ?

[@EulersAcademy]

​@@damian98772 Yes, at some point I would like to finish the series. Right now, though, I'm working on finishing my library of videos for high school math. I probably have a few hundred more that I'd like to make before moving on, so it will be awhile, maybe early 2023.