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I cannot read his handwriting ok I understand some basic properties and points this all makes sense so far I struggle a little bit with mathematical language he's using there just finished calculus2 and set theory, and some geometry so if a point is the same f=g which means d(f, g) = 0 that's what I understand

maybe try explaining what u did in those 2 steps????? The line after the first arrow makes sense but no idea how u did the 2nd line

Thanks, nice video!

OHMYOGD THANK YOU!!!!!!!!! SUCH A GREAT EXPLANATION

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Excellent presentation!

thank you, very clearly communicated

shouldnt the j at 4:18 be -1?

Hii. I have this old model of calculator but when I enter the menus like the 4:LinReg (ax+b) menu in CALC it doesn't show the settings of the lists and instead it shows a kind of configuration for the menu and it makes me write everything and gives me an error. Do you know why is that?

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f(3/2) = 3 which is not an even number. f(D_f)=R in the first example 🤔

We use the same method to prove that root 4 is irrational.

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Excellent !! Thanks.

Farid, Giannis Platis here from the old days of Durham. Good to see you in great shape, old friend!

i'm so glad the three jonas brothers (sorry frankie) united to make this youtube video

why is property c true?

Hello , does this algorithm works for a Square Matrix ?

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Simple and helpful. thank u!

Why is the BLACKBOARD so dirty? I could barely read it to take notes. I am disappointed.

Reading Buckminster Fuller, wanting to understand a bit of Topology... seems like I forgot how functions work lol

I've gotten to the point where the internet does not have any calculators nor solutions and now I must interpret the material instead of understanding the process of the material first before advancing towards other problems. I'm depressed and prideful at the same time.

Thank you , needed this clarification right before an exam😉😊

in the last example how do you know you have to take value of x y and z as 1 -1 and -1 , why not 1 1 and 1

I tried this on √4 , and it still contradicted that the co primes have common factors

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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS.

Why do thry need to be irreducible? Please can you explain

A very good explanation 🫶

Wish you make a video on shridhar achriya who first developed the General quadratic formula. Not Al khwarizimi

Ik this is old but fan-frickin-tastic video man

Thank you for the explanation

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So what do the variables mean, specifically? phi = phase lag? A = amplitude of the oscillation? omega = natural frequency?

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Nice way of instruction

Does anyone know if he uploaded videos demonstrating examples of the other types of functions: polar, parametric, and seq?

Thanks! This is really helpful

This proof is excellent, but it assumes the axiom of a straight line which divides the plane into two half-planes: this axiom is not included in the list of 21 Hilbert axioms for Euclidean geometry. This proof makes me wonder if the axiom of half-planes and the Pasch axiom are equivalent.

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Great video thanks a lot

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Wow I m the opposite of haigpo. I found this lady the most clear explainer. The main lecturer (of multi calculus) is especially not my favor with his jokes.

Wow, what an amazing lecture and lecturer! This guy is chill and can explain things so simply. I wish he could be my calc prof!