Laplace Transform 2

[carrentalsg]

awesome...

[MrCharlyParis]

god bless you

[MrCharlyParis]

you are the best

[chefadong]

i wish brian from family guy was my teacher

[SHITONASTICK1100]

when i see videos like this i wonder why i bother spending 3500 quid to go to uni....

[0123mudassar]

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[MrJjthecronfan]

u r wayyyyyyyyyyyy bettr than my college prof.....................man i hope u were teachin me

[TheDayglowcamo]

This is a great video but a I think for Laplace T S is complex? S is complex so the transform has a value when the real part of "a" is less then the real part of "s"

[TheZhonGuoRen]

its a wonderful age when we can be procrastinating and stumble upon school material

[MrAOlawin]

Thanks a lot bro. God bless!! You just saved me a grade.

[addieroxrev09]

done this at college, didn't understand a thing... but i knew Khan was there for rescue !

so i came home, watched this.. and Boom ! .. crystal clear.. magical

[ffiiill]

from zeero to infinityy!

[JasperHoutmejers]

Would you like to give lectures at the University of Antwerp in Belgium? Because our professor just can't teach! ;-)

[saf000d]

i always appreciate people like you - who teachs without any expectation. Thank you for taking your time doing this excellent work.

[srypWned]

THx for these awesome instructions! Im german and still... i understood this concept way better from ur explanation then from my clases @ university

[Krishanth456]

Thank You.

God Bless you Sir.

Honored to have learnt from you.

[Urik0111]

YOU'RE AMAZING! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[jsm666]

Thank you and bless you, sir, for the easy-download option. Your unselfishness knows no bounds.

[catdanceable]

you are rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr so good

[babyelephant121]

this guy takes tutoring to a whole new level, maths can be fun

[TrueZero2]

I didn't understand Laplace transform much when I was taught it at the start of a module, this helped me to, at the very least, understand the basic methodology behind it.

Thank you. You've been a truly helpful revision resource.

[mdhasan80]

i wana just give u a hug bro

[jsmbeng85]

Sal Khan: A jack of all trades, master of ????? well apparently all of them.  EPIC GENIUS!

[Praxsor1]

thanks dude you are the best. keep it up, from Aus

[risingsunemployee]

i finally found a teacher who teaches me that stuff easily. Thanks Sir.

[sanjaykrish8719]

I wonder can maths be so simple... U are genius.. I will spread this video as much as possible...

[Jabba321]

Good job man

[shuyai12]

i cant believe is it this simple........ i didnt understand a word in lecture. those uni lecturer make everything complicated to sound smart don't they?

thx

[13mojanjua]

You Sir, are a mathematical PIMP. Its a complement!

[65051088]

I THINK I MIGHT PASS MY DIFFERENTIAL EQ COURSE THANKS TO YOU <3

[matchxCx]

man, respect ! FROM AUS !

[dugbrewery]

omg! thanks a lot! I'll be using this transform a lot since i'm studying Electrical eng'g! khan academy ftw!

[yamenhawit]

@thepicwin ... i wish my differential equations prof came with the ability to pause and rewind!! :P

...i also wish he spoke english! haha

from the palestinian territories, sal you are the bestest! (jk my english is not that bad!) :P

thanks again

[kostadinnn]

Thank you man... You have been very helpful. Writing from Bulgaria.

[ahmadaltaher]

i just love differential equations

i don't know how i used to live without differential eq.

[chachingoholic]

hey thanks alot for all of these videos i was wondering since it seems to hard to use the mouse you might as well get one of these electronic pens and whatever u write would come up instantly thus saving u time and effort ... i'd gift u one but im living on an allowance from my parents :p gj

[alitou001]

please make a video of Fourrier and Z , Thank you for this great job and effort,I won't forget you from my prayings. God Bless you

[bradbonzie]

ya my prof is from uzbekistan....fuckin cant understand SHIT!!

[insomniacsuhaib]

Sir i understand the concepts, but one thing is disturbing me.

The "s" used in the calculations is my problem i want to know what it is , what it is called and what is its function?

Thanx!

[miko1989100]

@insomniacsuhaib

it is a function in frequency domain used in electric circuits & signal systems in engineering u don't have to worry about it for now if u don't intend to join an engineering school

[winzera]

thanks from mechanics engineering student from brazil

[LemZarD]

Thanks from Norway! This is really usefull stuff! Keep up the good work

[pierin1989]

These are some really usefull exercises,i have taken Applied Maths class in my univercity and this helped me a lot ! great job !! keep up the good work bro , from Greece !!

Could you do the same for Convolution or you have already done it  ???

[GianniSA]

EE > CE :)

[dakel7]

@GianniSA

ME>EE>CE

[GianniSA]

lol really tho? everyone knows how crappy CE is, thats why i made that comparison... i could have put EE > all but figured bashing CE was good enough. and btw ME is NOT > EE

if you ever do an experiment where you can't even see what's going on, let me know. And if you don't understand what I am talking about you don't deserve to post on here :)

[Ab0samra]

civil engineering student from canada, thank you so much

[campipes27]

2nd year civil student. Thanks a lot of the help.

[tipetu]

damn you`re good! electrical engineer from norway

[Gerrrit]

AMAZING VIDS

THNX A LOT!!!!

[thepicwin]

I wish my differential equations prof was a disembodied voice that draws colorful equations on a black screen. I know I'd learn this stuff a lot faster and understand a lot more... Thanks for posting these vids!

[Pachangs]

Thanks man. Saved me a lot of time.

Who needs uni lectures when you have this.

Not joking.

Also you have impeccable mouse handwriting.

[Michkuty]

actually i have to say that this guy here explains things much better than my second year Mech Engineering Maths teacher, thumbs up

[sameerk88]

thats right, this is saving my life as well.

uni lectures are boring.

[AmiMerlin]

I guess he might use a tablet pc pen :)

[bittertrooth]

thank u soooo much for helpng thousands of students.....

[swatiindustry]

very nice explanation. I picked up all those things but if u use one notepad or something which gives the crisp handwriting then it would help understand even better.. anyways... i hope to get a teacher like u.. i really appreciate the effort :)

[frankputtemans]

Awesome, please keep up the great work!

[kavoos1000]

thanks very good

[4JayeP]

I wish I had something like this when I went through Diff Eq. It was murder!

[boydekus]

Thankyou.

[Hinpaki]

Pure awesomeness... Sir, you are a master of Maths..!!

[Sarahmarknz01]

Thank you! talk about turning on a light:)-N.Z

[Ganjin88]

Feels like calculus 2 all over again. Now i have study over some integration techniques from my notebook for that class. But good job.

[brvheavyhitter20]

^_^ 

THANKS!!

[aamirsuperme]

thank u so much it is really helpful

[mmdavis89]

thank you so much

[DavidGibranHimself]

por favorr hagan subtitulos en españoll

[callmejosiah]

dude, I'm saved! I've been drawing a blank about figuring out Laplace transforms for the last week, and watching this and your other videos finally helped everything click... thanks!

[trodmi]

Thank you.

[kalgen]

i am really glad to have watched this video...i learned a lot....thanks

[UofLbrad]

so nice to see it done slow

[shazaduh]

good job - let knowlege rule

[oneilt177]

i fuckn love u

[sausback]

this is freakin' great!

[silycaon]

thankyou so much for the laplace!