Intermediate Algebra Lecture 8.2: An Introduction to Non-Linear Functions

[@nosajsebrof2]

You explain everything so well, just started physics at uni and the math unit is so complicated, it asks questions it hasn't even explained in its text. You clear alot of problems up for me, you are a legend!

[@Ahmedshorts12]

Yeah😂

[@jeanperalta3997]

this cat is gona get me out of poverty. good shit professor.

[@ashphyxiated]

hope youre doing okay now

[@souzou1000]

seriously you are a great professor i wish i had you teaching me math years ago ! I also wish if you were my physics teacher... im pretty sure you'll explain it better than all of them teachers lol!

[@morescodesup2087]

11:40 tbh I’d rather have a good math teacher have double standers than a actor. “I Must Stop procrastinating by making comments”

[@idontknow-ms8mc]

That was a good lecture. What kills me though is, it got super interesting imo with the last examples (with the square root functions) --- and dude runs out of time! Lol. So, now, im just left pondering on what that even meant lol. 🤔 "it speeds up? How?" Maybe another lecture.

[@ayrthhhn]

it alludes to the timeline comparison he did with the x-axis, something like if you speed up you would be getting to a place sooner (in less time) and that would be to the left, or at least that's how I understood it

[@ummizaansabir4869]

Please tell what book are using. I am studding independently.

[@HappyGardenOfLife]

Beginning and Intermediate Algebra, Fifth Edition, by Martin-Gay

[@_chosen1_]

​@@HappyGardenOfLifeyou gave an answer 6 years later💀

[@hotelmasternm]

Those freakin pythons on his arms lol

[@MstrEric]

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