Lagrange Polynomial Interpolation Introduction | Numerical Methods

[@TrigAsus]

Great video as always! Very clear and straight to the point. I am not 100% sure but I think there is a small typo for when j=2 and k=3. The numerator should be x-xsub3 instead of x-xsub2. Regardless, your vids are more clear than anything that is taught by my professor. They definitely deserve more views.

[@StudySessionYT]

You are correct, thanks! I will pin your comment so that others can see the fix! Im happy to hear that you find the videos helpful!

[@ASK-nc1zz]

at 3:29 for the numerator, should it be [(x-x1)(x-x3)]/[(x2-x1)(x1-x3)] * y2 ?

[@kithenry]

YEAH , thought so as well. just a small typo in your denominator as well. the (x1-x3) got to be (x2-x3)

[@omargaber3122]

I have watched many videos on this topic and I did not understand, this video is great, few clear words and a simplified explanation, thank you very much

[@StudySessionYT]

Thank you! I’m glad to hear you found the video helpful!

[@TrigAsus]

Thanks!

[@StudySessionYT]

Thank you Trig🙏

[@tptera9961]

Great vid, clear and straight to the point.. However I think there is a typo on the numerator of the second and third fractions

[@skillbomb8823]

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[@chackken]

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[@MrHucker09]

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[@Garrison86]

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[@mrantsho4568]

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[@StudySessionYT]

Yes that will be upcoming!

[@SJr9869]

Hy . Why isn’t j=0 up to n?

[@JohnChu-z4w]

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