Lec 6 | MIT 18.06 Linear Algebra, Spring 2005

[ahmedmasu]

good explanation surely better than my instructor in uni

[CynCynX]

BEST explanation!

[turbonekro]

Thx alot for posting these lectures! I have a much better understanding of linear algebra now

[ahpacific]

Thank you so much for posting this. I am very thankful. Excellent lecturer.

[twiddle7125]

The erratic movement of the camera is highly distracting. Not to mention the video quality is horrible. But the lecture is extremely easy to understand. thx for posting

[1228am]

at 20:10 : the prof says "two question marks here.. i.e., it very important" .. so funny (& kinda sweet) in middle of a serious lecture ..great lecture btw. thank you MIT

[woozynumbatt]

best explanations I have ever heard !!!!

[zudmozga]

well.. pretty clear explanation...

who knows in which course do them study linear algebra in MIT?

[mremile72]

the course at MIT for linear algebra is called 18.06 :)

[Saimerro]

Pertaining to the discussion near 7:50. Not a particularly useful point, but for consistency: In the case L is a subset of P then the union is the subspace P.

[AlterFinne]

This is true. But the important point is, that in general it is not. That's what he is saying.

[urimv]

professor strang dealt with that by saying that the line wasn't a vector in the plane

[mitchchoiSK]

26:35 'Can I thorow away a culumn and still have a same column space?' Mr.Strang keeps me just surprised every sec with so-easy explanation on things abstract. Which is....My professor never does.

I wish I was studying in MIT.

Mitch from Korea University.

[214899]

very clear and a very nice explanation even for a MA student who forgot almost everything...

[214899]

very nice, and a very good refresh even for a MA student who forgot a lot ...

[glorylove]

very clear! I finally understand what null and col spaces are