How to Write Coordinate Proofs | Geometry How to Proof Help

[@camillelach1483]

Thank you I can now fail my math quiz with the peace that I tried to learn how to do it

[@ellikasan]

I failed my Math quiz about this when I watched this, I realized it wasn't my fault, my teacher just sucks I facepalmed so hard after watching this, wth

[@noahchang8407]

No it's your fault for not listening and trying to find more resources. Don't blame others.

[@notdaijoubu477]

He actually has a point in blaming his teacher. School should be an overall package now if u blame him for not getting his own resources then we shouldn't be taking school like almost all our lives then.

[@jamiesoncollie6867]

-ell- same bruh

[@unofficialbeastx929]

@@noahchang8407 Dude, no. You can't critic someone's judgment because they took the time to find resources. My geometry teacher also sucked, and barely would teach.

[@1220MrCool]

I have to say, as a Calculus II student who is tutoring a Geometry student tomorrow on this (I am reviewing this material for him), everything made absolute sense. Excellent work with the explanation and problems. I enjoyed it! Keep on doing great work with Math!

[@vjosaukella3191]

Can you be my math teacher you are so much better than the one I have now.

[@renewd]

These types of problems are a little strange in the sense that you are asked to prove something which you, yourself have made true by assigning coordinates, assuming you have labelled the vertices correctly. I guess that is the point. Good presentation.

[@batmantheredeemer3378]

On example 3 around 3:30 something, it says to prove that both that the figure is a parallelogram and to give the position of the points. How do you do one without the other given to you?

[@batmantheredeemer3378]

The points can't be determined as they were without first knowing that the figure was a parallelogram, and likewise the figure can't be proved to be a parallelogram without knowing the relationship of the points.

[@damndons]

Your audio isn't high enough o k

[@cooperwhittington4853]

raise the volume :)

[@james5960]

This is a really good video, but sometimes I can't tell the difference between the x's and the y's xD

[@theproofessayist8441]

I’m sorry is it not z - 2x through similarity arguments of triangles like what you did when you filled the rectangle?

[@limes-x6l]

Great video, thank you for showing me how simple this actually was

[@Victoria-ve8tm]

This has helped so tremendously much!! Thank you a million times.

[@laurenash4487]

This helped with finding the coordinates and helped me with the distance formula thanks so much !

[@MrPilarski]

@snakehole111 Thank you for the kind words.

[@MrPilarski]

@snakehole111 I could, but I just don't have time at the moment. I am making 4-6 videos per week related to my classes.

[@rkpdnavyahk4621]

Are these analytical proofs??

[@poshcesca8367]

that was nice

[@quinn7952]

Clutch asf

[@aces1608]

anyone watching this in 2020?

[@xboxalex3609]

who else got here from pokemon go

[@michaelc7764]

The most boring explination EVER.

[@aces1608]

Shut up, if it works, then be grateful.