A true passionate teacher who cares and genuinely want to teach the world. 10/10 for his contribution to the masses.

Never seen someone trying really hard to make things understood completely I salute your dedication Sir

I was trying to solve a problem , I couldn't and the textbook gave an answer without explaining. Why is the phenomenon of not explaining things common among math textbooks and so many math teachers. they tell u it's just likee that thank u so much for this explanation

Hands down THE BEST explanation of why radicals are just fractional exponents!! 🤯 I love your videos 😍🙌

He is a teacher so dedicated for all of students under his tutelege to learn no less than the book of mathematics can not plainly elaborate. God bless to this kind of person to keep learning at its momentum...He has no equal. I did my learning more than 55 years ago but only from him I found more interesting than those years I had been at school learning the mathematics language.. Thank you very , very much Sir Jason.. You are God sent.

The a-ha moment for me was around 14:10 .. I felt some synapses working their magic in my brain and it started to click. Then it wasn't until I went back to my log equations with bases of radicals raised to more radicals upon radicals that this theory REALLY clicked and I was able to answer log questions with ease. What a great video. I never FULLY understood this concept until now. I definitely need to re-sub to the service for the log functions on my upcoming exams

I really appreciate all the time and trouble you take so someone like me can understand the basics. Many thanks!

as a person who struggles with ADHD, your excitement and passion is the reason why I'm able to grasp this lesson so easily! easily one of my favorite math youtubers.

Absolutely Legendary Teaching Style. World class. You should get an award and I hope you do! Thank you.😊

So..been out of hs for 25 years, an RN on the daily…watching this to refresh and be able to help my son with his math. Wonderful, the explanations, I love how you break it down, showing why it works. Not just anyone can be a teacher/instructor, you sir..take the cake 🎂. Fantastic, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

You are by far, one of the best: concise, efficient, and effective.

This man is genuinely my hero. What I would've given to have him as my math teacher back in high school. I would probably be in a much better positioned place in my life by now. Thank you Jason for these lessons.

Dude, you really rock. Your teaching is as clear as crystal water. Thank you sincerely.

I love how clearly you explain math. I will certainly take detailed notes.

Teacher from another planet

Not the easiest or the briefest, but an original, fascinating way to look at it. Thanks

Why isn’t this man up to 50k

thank you for having a passionate explanation of this! so helpful to be this engaging!

Love this teacher. I am taking an algebra class online. the Videos they have skip explanations and jump from step to step. This guy explains why we do the steps to get to an answer. I would be failing this class with this teacher!

Thankyou I’ve been looking for this for days

So easy to understand. Simply amazing!

You are a great teacher of a kind you make math so easy to understand thank you so much

Really appreciate the way he teaches us the topic. Thank you sir 🙏

Great and greate video , a fantastic one, you rock man

This teacher is sooo descriptive & calm minded. The teachers I used to have are very tempered & wouldn't understand why I can't understand. Btw it could've been better if the volume of the video is bit higher

Thanks. Got it. Separate from radicals & exponents. What other concepts in maths appear different but are the same thing?

i subscribed yesterday coz i love your explanation thanks....

Wow that makes perfect sense, thanks!

Great presentation and explanation! Probably the 35th video I watched for this one problem. Finally found an answer to having an index larger than the exponent of the number being rooted. My question: tenth root of 12 to the power of 5. Thanks!

What he’s saying at 11:15 is that you take the factor tree of the base (27j and group the number the denominator of the exponent amount of times (3) and count them the numerator of the exponent amount of times (1) to get 3. Another example is 27^(2/3) 27 /\ 9*3 /\ 9*3 So the factorization of 27=3*3*3. If I group them as triples then the 3s triple (denominator of exponent is 3) and count it twice (numerator of exponent is 2). 3*3=9. So 27^(2/3)=9

Excellent explanations on exponents .Thanks

Him: " Now that we have this kinda fundamental understanding under our belt." Me: "What fundamental understanding?" Also me: "That fundamental understanding"

He goes at my crazy speed! I love him!!!

Very good teacher.

thank you

THANK YOU... SIR...!!!

I like the way u teach science topics

wow! thank you so much!!! you are the best!!!!!

Thank u though m learning 4 yrs later Thank u sir

This helped me so muchhh

Very helpful

Your videos a great 😁

excellent explanation succinct and explanatory just lie the maths

Make it easy thanks alot

12:18 ...they only count one per every three ^1/3

He deserves a Nobel price

Bravo

thank u sir

Awesome

Can I interpret this as a sum of fractions ? Like 27⅓ = 3/3 + 3/3 + 3/3 = 9/3 = 3

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holy cow thank you

I wish you were my teacher.

He must be an Engineer. Appreciate this.

damn only 25k views. Hurt's my eyes

I want to have ur online class please

Ok, and what if you have a radical with only variables raised to another fractional exponent? The double radical symbol

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most books suck... thanks for making this video

really dont like u put a bracket in front of the answer.

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really dont like the way u write radical sign.

I like the way u teach science topics