Logarithms: Tutorial (Part 1).avi

[Wandafutable]

THANKYOU SO MUCH!!!!!

[FerranteMath]

@Wandafutable Hey Wandafutable, glad you could use the video. Good luck.

[FerranteMath]

Hey Screechkid, you're welcome.

[screechkid116]

THANKS



[madiboy77]

Nice video man, keep up the good work.

[FerranteMath]

@madiboy77 Thanks and you're welcome.

[haliberry11]

i have beens to the school tutor 3 times and didnt understand a thing, i watch this for five minutes and im practicly an expert!!!!!!!!

[FerranteMath]

@haliberry11 Awesome! Glad it helped.

[MrKnnknn]

Perfect, clear and very understandable.

[FerranteMath]

@MrKnnknn Thank you. Gald it was helpful.

[enzocerteza]

thank you so much! your videos are very helpful!

[FerranteMath]

@enzocerteza Thank you! Glad they help.

[Avades1]

4:09 you spelled boundary wrong... but i must say very understandable.. thanks alot :)

[FerranteMath]

@Avades1  Thanks!

[FerranteMath]

@Avades1 lol You're right! My mistake. Glad you still liked the video though . . .

[FerranteMath]

Thank you JachimderZweite, I appreciate the compliment.

[JoachimderZweite]

Well done - very clear and elegant presentation. :-)

[Tutorialbrowser]

Cheers man . Apart from school do you know any websites were i could practice logarithms ?

[FerranteMath]

@Tutorialbrowser Hi Tutorialbrowser. I found a good practice page for the New York state Regency Exam. I tried to provide the link here but apparently cannot put a live link in this comment area! Type in "regenetsprepdotorg" and follow the links to logarithms. Good luck to you!

[Tutorialbrowser]

@FerranteMath Wow much appreciate the effort, this is an amazing website for learning and practicing as i am only in 10th grade some of it is a bit 'far fetched' for myself but still good. Also, is a graphing calculator the same as a graphical calculator?

[FerranteMath]

@Tutorialbrowser Hi Tutorialbrowser. I think the new generation of "graphical calculators" use color, etc., from what I understand. Graphing calculators are the earlier versions like the TI-84, etc.. at least, that is my understanding of the difference between the two . . .

[454Skittles]

Its a good thing this isnt logarithms. I bet u are all fucked know. This an exponential function. they are inverses of each other. So this guy is wrong

[FerranteMath]

@454Skittles Make sure you watch both tutorials, skittles. I called the equation we graphed an "exponential equation" in the video, not a "logarithmic equation." You're right, the equation is an exponential equation but you have to understand an exponential equation in order to know how to convert them to logarithmic equations (which I go over in the second video).

[BrbImBusy]

@454Skittles ROASTERS...try learning before you try correcting...

[150cheif]

why is it that my school teachers suck

but people like this are so clear and GREAT

[cheezenips]

Oh my gosh, thank you so, so much for making this video! I'm a college student and my algebra teacher both in high school and here in college never fully went over logarithms. This totally clears up all of my confusion about them! :)

[LewisBenzies]

Thankyou, this is the first resource I've found that explains logarithms in such a straightforward way.

[ShinkuKatai]

@LewisBenzies I know, right?

[FerranteMath]

@ShinkuKatai Thanks ShinkuKatai. Let me know if I can help with any other videos.

[FerranteMath]

@LewisBenzies Thanks LewisBenzies. Let me know if I can help with any other videos.

[1800canawe]

that you so much, im in a college algebra course right now and i never took pre cal and my algebra 2 teacher didnt teach logarithms well at all so ive been really lost in my college class right now. thank you for helping me out :) keep it up

[FerranteMath]

My pleasure. Glad it helped. Let me know if there is anything else that you could use. Good luck in class. @1800canawe

[underglow60]

Now if only I had teachers like you

[1orangeONE]

very nice videos cleared everything i had questions on ty

[FerranteMath]

You're welcome. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[rmi14]

"logarithms are exponents, sir!" -mr. zielke