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  • THANK YOU SO MUCH. I LOVE YOU.

  • thanks so much you really helping me prepare for my next sat which i know i'm not getting anything less than a 650 in the maths section

  • i love how math teachers make this so much more complex than it really is xD

  • I am so lost....... lol I got this in high School and 5 years later its alien jiberish to me

  • @candiceroe lol, i am learning this in middle school ;D

  • man you speak damn fast. but that doesn't hinder the extremely legendary tutorial!

  • THANK YOU SO MUCH this will really help for my high school placement exam tomorrow!

  • i'm in year 9 why is the a square root???

  • Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Do you have a video showing how to find the coordinates of the vertex???

  • At exactly 3:00 I went ooooooooooooo. 3 minutes of khanacademy = 2 hours of school math class.

  • woot finally get it... it works when you watch and master previous videos

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  • if I would of heard "I KNOW IT'S NEGATIVE 6 BECAUSE X = 0" I would not of faild my previous freaking test!!!!!!

  • in case he gets shut down by some damn teachers union DOWNLOAD HIS VIDEO'S!!!!!! (damn keyboard)

  • in case he gets shut down by some damn teachers union DOWNLOAD HI VIDEO'S!!!!!!

  • Screw the textbooks. This is infinitely better. And I actually enjoy listening to them. Hello, A+!

  • your videos should replace my instructor, good sir.

  • Please put how to factor polnomials using a graph without calculators, just a plain graph and its curves and intercepts :)

  • Why do I pay so much for college when I learn more from Sal for free.

  • 2 hours of class, I don't get it. 3 minutes of video, I got it!

  • /watch?v=N30tN9158Kc&feature=r­elmfu people who are confused about the factoring in the start watch this.`!

  • SALMAN KHAN IS WINNING!!!!!!!!!

  • Nice

  • pfft, become a teacher. Just show them your youtube videos. Easy job. Lol

  • THANK YOU

  • Nice video! I would love a cubic equation video like this one too.

  • thank u now I may have a chance for geometry instead of having to repeat algebra

  • YOUR SO LEGIT! xD (;

  • What was those first equations you were doing called ? Like the very first equations.

  • I was a middle school / high school math teacher for 19 years, so I'm well-versed in these mathmatical formulas that are essential for students to understand & use successfully. Yes, it was kind of messy. :) But your demonstration was simple & nicely demonstrated. Great job!! I will be recommending you to several family members & friends who homeschool. Thanks for enriching their learning!!!

  • @Neptutron because you need to make x in x+2=0 isolating so you need to subtract 2 from both side and you will get x=-2

  • thxx :)

  • Mr Khan you are a genuis and a savior...thank you!

  • I agree with George W. Bush :o

    Teachers need to go to college longer, and end up like this guy.

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  • love this man

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  • hehe, he said =3

  • theres a song!!! sing it to pop goes the weasel!!! makes it easy to memorize

  • Khan, you forgot to add the +1 onto 121 :P

  • Good job!!! You're great I understood and followed your example I made good notes from your presentation. Thank you, keep up the great examples.

  • i don't get why the x value would flip signs? for example the x= 2.

    when you factored it was (x+2)(x+2) then you made it -2? i dont get it :(

  • @hbaloro77

    It doesn't.

  • @hbaloro77 because hes isolating x. since it was x+2, he had to subtract 2. pretty simple stuff

  • what are you talking about ??

    Im lost

  • U SUCK MAN DIDNT LEARN NOTHING YOU HAVE TO ELA BERATE MORE !

  • @soccerfean Stop playing soccer. Then you'll understand.

  • What does the -6 represent on the graph? He says when x is = to 0 but i dont understand that

  • @donttellmethetime x=0 is the y axis

  • You are a god. THIS HELPS SO MUCH!! THANK YOU!!

  • FUCKING SAVIOR!

  • @ALEXCHASE750 AMEN

  • u are a real KHAN. Keep it up brother.

  • @chrismerk420: it is a function, silly. You literally are looking for f of x eg: f(2)

    equation: f(d)= 2d+1

    replace d with 2

    f(2)=2(2)+1

    2f=4+1= 2f=5

    divide each by side by 2 for f

    f=5 over 2

    plug it in= 5over 2 x 2= 10 over 2 or 5 and on the other side is 5, so the formula is correct

    5=4+1, or 5=5, combine like terms.

  • Sal, you're AWE-SOME.  First video and I already understand what's going on. THANKS!

  • what is "f of x"?

  • thanks for the help

  • If you want to remember the formula I advise you to type in the search engine, Quadratic Formula song, and believe me its worth viewing, they really help to remember ;) Oh Thnx for the intro for this, because I really suck at maths.. and i desperately want to do well for once in my test.

  • nice

    

  • i love you khan. u are like the greatest tutor ever. way way better than the sh**y pay as you go teachers out there.

  • Great video Khan! But for that quadratic function (-10x^2 - 9x +1 = 0), it is much easier to use the box method rather than the quadratic formula.

  • Thank you so much for posting these math videos! I can not even begin to express how much your videos help me study for my math classes.^_^

  • I have two options study and learn from youtube or copy from my friend who sits next to me in class. I really want to learn but I am not good at math

  • Awesome work... I hope your website works well..... I guess you should remake some of your videos and put your website on subscription based......

  • Thanks man....

  • what is the meaning of the f(x)?

  • i wanna get really good at math

  • @mixolidianmode you and me both, I suck at it, everytime i see a formula or equation I want to burn the book

  • Nice video...

    I found a very interesting app for Iphone that allows you to solve quadratic equation in a very simple way. check it out...the name of this application is Equation (by objectouch)

  • what video comes before this?

  • thank you so much!

  • 0-4:33 was bad.... 4:33 till end really good..

  • I'm in 8th grade and your video is what I needed to understand!!! So thanks!

  • you are too hard in yourself man that didnt confuse me this is the best explanation i've ever seen. thank you for these videos.

  • Thanks!

  • Sal could you make some videos on 3rd degree polynomials and how to solve them?

  • That's wrong, sorry, 2:50 : The minimum isn't -6 but -6,25.

  • @ Maaaacs

    We know it can't be the minimum, but if we place 0 as the x value we can get the y value at that particular location. The graph he drew wasn't quite to scale it should have been slightly to the right. and -6 was not the minimum.

  • On your second equation, where you got (X+2) (x+2), x = -2. But it is a quadratic graph, why does it only intersect at only -2 of the X axis? Shouldn't it be 2 values?

  • @furyofnasa NVM lol I got it

  • i really don't understand why the vids on functions are only *after* this one.

  • you do not know how helpful you are never stop making these video

  • OMG THANK YOU SAL!!! Now I don't have to fail anymore math tests!!!!

  • ahhhh sorry I figure it out, your correct its -20

  • 7:11  -10 x 2 = -20? I think its positive 20, negative times negative the answer will be positive right?. please correct me If I am wrong

  • -10 x 2 = +20? :S

    It's a negative multiplied by a positive, which will always be a negative; hence -20. The guy got it right, good video.

  • I know...iIi..., thx for reminding me

  • I wish that I become as good a teacher as you are!

  • Yes.

    -9^2 = 81.

    Remember that a negative times a negative is a postitive.

  • multiply (-9)(-9)=81

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  • Im not even in high school and I still get it. Ur a great teacher.

  • My brother asked me to learn him about Quadratic equation for school. Since I haven't solved one since high school (7 years ago), your introduction came in real handy! :D Thanks!

  • Thanks for all your help khanacademy!!

    I am struggling in math at my college.. i'm in remedial math so I'm working my way UP! it's pretty frustrating because a lot of ppl are taking calculus and stuff while I'm stuck in intermediate algebra.. but anyways, your videos help me and you are a very good teacher!! Thank-you so much!!

  • I am afraid to say that I see a minor mistake in the polynomial x-squared minus x minus 6. The error lies in the graphing. The parabola's vertex is (1/2, -25/4) not on the y-intercept as you pointed out. The y-intercept is merely where the parabola hits not where the parabola starts. You can find the vertex by using the formula -b/2a.

  • I wish you were my teacher, you are so good!!!!

  • I've always wondered if there was such a significant thing to justify getting a tattoo; I'd say that equation qualifies :P

  • 0owh..

    n0w i really2 understand it better!!

    TQSM!!

    u r a great techer^^..

  • Very helpful, your a great teacher, thanks.

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  • your a great teacher

    but hate how all teachers use the big words

    i get so confused

    i wish instead of variable they said the letter

    or instead of coefficient they said the number

  • i agree very much, but it was a great video, and very interesting

  • thats maths terminology..

    i think its unfair if your blaming teachers for using them and not the students for not learning them

  • You're great I hope you get to be a professor because you tech better than some.

  • You're great I hope you get to be a professor because you tech better than some.

  • @idricool teach* most* / all* I hope you become a professor* - Your english teacher has done a very good job.

  • Great job! Best math series on Youtube.

  • thanks a lot man. this helped a lot

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