Induction with Sigma Notation (1 of 4: Basic example)

[@ashar4121]

Came for sigma notation but I really need this induction part too, what a surprise! Love these videos.

[@muhandiscarab]

Simply this is a super 👌classic Math Master 😊and an example for who cares to be an excellent teacher. Somalia loves you Eddie 🇸🇴 ♥️

[@simonbomgaars7867]

This guy teaches 10x better than my math teacher

[@lumist9671]

Really adore the way of your teaching, very concise and clear, with your own characteristics. Plus, maybe you can share some teaching experience for the aspect of being a good tutor/teacher. lol~

[@HeinrichDixon]

@4:48 "Now that you've had this reminder of what Sigma Notation is, we're going to prove this by induction." @5:05 "We're going to assume that this thing, this statement, is actually true ... then the real work will begin when we try and prove the k+1 step." What are we going to 'prove'? There is no claim of a 'result' or 'limit', so ...? It would appear that the "proof" is that the Sigma Notation is a thing and that it works! It is not until 6:01 that what is actually being 'proved' appears on the board! It would have been VERY helpful to have seen this at the beginning. 🍌🙂

[@kpopstationfy]

I think he must have forgotten to show it when he edited the video because for the students, I think it's marked on another board that doesn't appear on the video

[@suryakumarijuthuka4342]

From india...die hard fan of u eddie

[@kimhughes1147]

Kudos from Australia Eddie - love Maths

[@Prouhhgamin72]

Isnt 2n-1 equal to 2-1 therefore it should be 1/3+1?

[@VaibhavUnplugged790]

Which class does this question for ?

[@stefano8309]

Ur a good guy bro, keep it up

[@josipparaga2443]

Excellent video. Love your content!

[@nickynicole4030]

Thank you Eddie Woo!!

[@TShah]

we use r where you use n, and we use n where you use N.

[@rokibromjan2764]

Eddie sir..I have a question. If n is an even number (a>0) then a has another nth root and that is(-n root a).....but how? please solve the problem..

[@MegaWinner16]

U r going to have to clarify ur qn.

[@change4735]

Students are very lucky

[@OneHypeMarketing]

thnx

[@kanyeluvr5002]

Sigma balls lmao

[@navodalwickramawardhana9040]

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[@anupamasingh4335]

Please make a video on Godel's Incompleteness Theorem

[@vipexgaming1367]

im in 7th grade and i love calculus

[@yoavelem2962]

man you should be more careful students in my university sued the university for showing their faces in recordings

[@ABera-bm7ns]

Sixteenth.

[@alexavinagre470]

Second

[@alpine2278]

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[@FernandoCastro-hw4bo]

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[@johnmifsud6814]

spot on about super stupid to use capital N and hence confuse the students no end. Obviously thought by a super DUMB teacher. Disagree that the last part is Year 8 algebra . Most students in year 8 cant do a simple fraction addition as done in Year 5/6.

[@anupamasingh4335]

Godel's Incompleteness Theorem

[@pmik1154]

Sir what is the whole point of making these videos cuz I dont undeestand any thing you are trying to get across

[@meenki347]

Image too blurry and I can't read a thing. Please get better camera and refilm this.

[@asherasher9249]

I think better lighting would be good too; some parts of the whiteboard are too shiny

[@diwakardas1807]

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