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  • How can people say they've never learned this? My Alg2/Trig teacher told me that this is the most important thing we'll ever learn, and that it'll never go away in our math lives.

  • there are probably 2 types of ppl watching these videos

    1. people who need help with homework

    2. math genius's finding something to correct

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  • The video in one line: ax^2+bx+x=0 which is three unknowns so you need three conditions and these are your points through which it goes.

  • is this stuff from linear algebra? I just took college alg2 and now i'm in precal and we never learned this. should I have known this from alg2?? crap

  • Thanks man!

  • Thank-you sir!

  • the best who's

    agree?!!?

  • now what if only the vertex and one coordinate is given?

  • @LittleNinjaJazz Then you should use the vertex form y=a(x-h)^2 +k (h,k) are the coordinates of the vertex then substitute the other coordinate or point in for x and y and then solve for a. Once you have done that then you should rewrite it in the form y= (use the value you found for a)(x- (the x value of the vertex))^2 + (the y value from the vertex. If you need to you can expand the (x-h)^2 and combine like terms after multiplying by the a.

  • 5 people hate old men

  • my teacher spent about week on this and she was doing differently no one understood it, but 5 minutes of watching this video and I got it.

  • what did you add the two equations at 3:34?

  • opps i blinked now i have to restart...

  • nice discussion

  • I have a maths exam tomorrow, hopefully this helps. Math is the only subject I just struggle to understand...I seem to understand it better though once I research it online rather than studying it at school. Thanks!

  • such a champ

  • This guy is the man. He helped me get through a lot of math in college. I have successfully completed College Algebra/Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus I, Calculus II, Calculus III, Diff. Eq., Linear Algebra and Euclidean Geometry. Scored my minor in mathematics on top of a major in Engineering Science!

  • now lets all hope i dont fail my test tomorrow.

  • MY FUCKING TEACHER DIDN'T TEACH THIS SHIT.

  • @kize127 same here!!

  • @green101pit no lgeit. my dad is a university mathematics teacher so naturally i have a 97 but this did not come into the test!

  • My hero <3

  • so this is what the Architect of the matrix does in his free time

  • I GET IT! you rock dude. I failed algebra 2 twice in high school and now that I'm graduated I'm back to get my revenge and you've been a big help. thanks.

  • @adventure4lifeRDH You failed algebra 2 twice? Yeah.

  • Thankyou boss man :)

  • good teaching

  • let me just say after HOURS of trying to get good explanations and examples online to solve a parabola problem I have in my college algebra class......YOU are the only one who helped me GET IT!

    thank you for explaining this so clearly and simply.

  • If you guys are flipping out because you don't understand this then just go get a tutor. This guy is just trying to help. He's doing a great job

  • If you guys are flipping out because you don't understand this then just go get a tutor. This guy is just trying to help.

  • I DONT UNDERSTAND WHAT DAT MAN SAY

    I THOUGHT I WAS JUST SLEEPY

  • i dont get it man ihave a test about this tomorrow

  • Waaa, I feel dumb -.- I'm in eighth grade and can't get this.

  • thanks alot! without this vid i wouldve never been able to complete my alg.2 project.

  • YOU RUINED MY LIFE YOU PARABOLIC ASSHOLE

  • @incredible3010 that is so true! mathematits never shut up...fucking god ur right. str8 up

  • If anyone knows anything about D&D, I'm using this to find the equation of the exp.

  • Thank you SO much for this! I'm in geometry now and I needed to find a formula for a problem about dividing a circle, and I completely forgot everything I learned about parabolas in algebra last year (I'm not sure that I even ever learned this). This is a lifesaver!

  • wow... this was really good. now i learned how to use parabolas with algebra overnight. (literally) Its probbaly another 3-4 years before i learn that in school

  • There really is an easier way. Look for the two x-intercepts of the parabola. My two are (-3,0) and (2,0). Using this formula, y=(x+a)(x+b), substitute each of the x intercepts into the equation (-3 would be a, 2 would be b, leave the 'x's alone), and change the signs around.

    So the final outcome for me was y=(x+3)(x-2)

    SIMPLE! Thumbs up so others can see.

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  • but what happens if the equation in green wasnt "1=c", say it was "1=5a+5b+c"??

  • thumbs up if you're asian :D

  • I wish I could pause by pre calc teacher like this. Maybe I would actually learn something.

  • but what if c doesnt = 1? by points are (0.45, 0.225) (1.5,0.45) (3,0)

  • The supposition of multi-angled quantum indices are supplemented by the coefficients of diffraction-grated cheddar cheese and extra-pepperoni momentum parcels. That's why automatic sugar-coating modal theory is deviant under the scrutiny of terrestrial infusion and dating game convolutions. It should be obvious that parabolas are paramount to this supposition.

  • @madamerotten Exactly!

  • Thank you!

  • Woah how can people understand this...

  • I love this guy!!!

  • thank you very much sir i loved your help and i love what you are doing.please continue to make these videos i can come and watch when i dont understand what i was taght in class thank you so much

  • Why did you multiply the equation by 2?

  • @iranianboy123 So the -2b and +2b cancel each other out, and leaves only the sum of a.

  • @iranianboy123

    Look at simultaneous equations, thats what he is on about. =D

  • Woah, for people who are looking for Parabola by Schism equation, the songs are all suposed to be played in a different order. 6,7,5,8,4,9,3,10,2,11,1,12,13 The morph from Parabola into Schism is mindblowing, exactly on point. It truly is amazing.

  • thaks owo me entere mejor gracias a esto xD

  • THANKS! :)

  • Best math teacher I have ever seen. All of the ones I have had in the past suck compared to this one.

  • I owe you the biggest thanks with your help i have a good chance of getting an A tomorrow !!! :)

  • purely amazing

  • very good explanation. thank you very much for sharing. =]

  • Come to Romania!

    sorry if there's any incorrect grammar, I'm Romanian

  • great way to visualize it =D

  • This is such an easy way of explaining it! My teacher just does everything her way, and none of us students understand what she's doing because she mumbles.

  • Thank you so much i was absent and my teacher had to explain this to me in five minutes but you did a much better job in that time limit.

  • Didn't really help with the problem i am needing help on, but i DO have a better understanding of parabolas now! lol.

  • after eight years i just realized where i messed up in high school on this shit. god school is horrible.

  • wow this is a real teacher i learned what was worth 5 classes in my schjool in 5 mins

  • THANK YOU!

    my Teacher doesn't show us how to do anything

  • He's a boss!

  • nope it's -7... you're probably thinking (-3.5)x(-3.5)=7..in that sense yes..but -3.5x2=-7

  • @deenarine Don't you mean (-3.5)*(-2) ? Hehe.

  • -3.5x2=-7? no it's seven...

  • my lecturer never taught me such a thing!,he taked of y2=4ax

  • Thank you so much. This is the exact problem I have for homework

  • Thank you so much. This is the exact problem I have for homework

  • dude i think you just helped me pass my exam

  • Holy crap, this is the exact same problem I have in front of me. What are the odds?

  • Thaaaank yoooou.

  • Thank you , this video has help a lot  :)

  • Excellent.

  • This doesnt help because none of my x points are 0.....

  • i wish i had this teacher for trig

  • If you only have information for 2 points, can you still do this?

  • this guy's good

  • vídeo muito Bono (de chocolate)!!! gostei ;d

  • you look like you eat bananas

  • thank you!

    that's really helpful, but my brain dont work that good during exams DDx

  • @lucile1010

    no ok

  • This takes a long time but hey it's right :D

  • how do you finf the equation of th parabola with its vertex at the poin of origin and the focal point F(0,2)

  • I'd smile like that if I could do parabolas that easy.

  • Así es como una empieza a AMAR las matemáticas: Con excelentes profesores.

  • W

    T

    F

    are you doing :'(

  • i still don't get it!!!!

  • Very good refresher^^

  • Thanks a ton, it actually helped me!

  • thank you

  • this is great help. you saved my life. :) thank you so much.

  • fantastic teacher!!! ^.^

  • ill arrange your ticket to australia lets sayyyyy tonight and hopefully youll be here by the end of the week :P

  • Thank You so much! i was stuck on a problem before I watched your video, awesome teaching skills ^_^

  • I have forgotten how to use a matrix to solve a system of equations. I searched your site for "matrix" or "matrices" or "system of equations" and did not find a lesson on that method. Do you have one? (If you have one on Kramer's rule I'd be interested in that, too; never heard of it.)

  • dont you just love maths. when you know how to do it everything just falls into place.

  • what??...

    confusing!! teacher.

  • Prof. you make it look so simple. God bless you and thanks for posting.

  • Gosh I've been trying to figure out this same exact problem for a while now and I finally get it thanks to you! Thanks so much!!

  • i loved the way you are tiching, excellant

  • @crazyshooter1993 I think you should be watching spelling tutorials, not math.

  • Great Help Thank You!

  • wat if c wasnt given that it was 1, how would u solve it?

  • @shadowcrazer right i think this was pretty obvious because C was already given

  • ah peice of cake

  • im confused

  • This is confusing!!

  • i always utilize y2=4cx sucks

    that would be so much harder

  • parabola formula is : a(x+h)2+k

  • This equation is messed up. This is practically explaining all of our creation pattern. The start of it any ways.

  • thanks you made it sound much easier than the teacher put it :D 5/5

  • thank you so much you have helped me pass high school

  • thank lil white haired man! i felt so smart after this! u jus made my homework a lot easier

  • Great job. I am very bad at any kind of math. lol

  • i need to know this for an extra credit bcuz i have a c in honors algebra..looks like im not getting the extra credit..this is impossible..

  • there are three set of points because he is finding three different equations.

  • Im confused

  • why are there 3 sets of points? shouldn't there be x1 and x2 and h and k?

  • This guy is the best teacher

  • may i comment on the equation used, it should be x = ay^2 + by + c, why? because the parabola is opens to the left or symmetrical to the x axis... i think you should be careful.. i am a math major too.

  • actually, the dude's right.

    his equation works. try plugging it into a calculator.

    the parabola here opens down, not to the left.

  • Can you please replace Ms Perry? She teaches chick math at Inglemoor and she sucks.

  • Sir you should be a school teacher. The students would love you for it.

  • wow wish you were my math teacher

  • thank you very much :) very good teacher

  • excellent teacher

  • thank u very much!!!!!!

  • I'd like to comment on your lesson. Can't we possibly have more than one parabolas here? Well, x = ay^2+by+c is certainly also an equation of a parabola, right?  But of course its symmetry axis is parallel to the x-axis. My point is, the problem should be clear of any ambiguities.

  • Very good thank you professor for taking the time to do this I wish you and everyone around you pleasant tidings

  • Come to Australia and teach over here! =P

    Our teachers are shit....

  • OMg , great work sir, you teach way better then the teacher i have who i pay 30 bucks an hour

  • Thank you so much! ( :

    Can you please keep up the good work on math help?

  • thanks a lot. ^.^

  • my teacher has given me two points (1,2) and (2,4) and told me that its a parabola. He hasn't given me a y intercept coordinate either. How do i do it?

  • thanks alot. this was very helpful

  • mathtv rocks!

  • Good work sir. Clear and concise.

  • wow, thank you soo much, u explain it so clearly

  • Thanks!

  • finite differences

  • that helped me out so much

  • extremely helpful thanks alot

  • Helpful but I do not understand why you multiplied a+b=-3.5 times 2??????

  • He multiplied it by 2 so that way the b would cancel out.

  • its order of elimination

  • fascinating, thanks.

  • very useful, thankyou :)

  • 0 = a(0+2)^2 +2

    a = -4

    and tehn you can do some manipulation to get it into standard form

    would that work?

  • can you assume that (-2,2) is the center? because then you know its going to ba a negative parabola, then you can substitute using vertex form.

    y = a[x-(-2)]^2 +2

    y = a(x+2)^2 +2

    then you can say

    y =

  • wenjiang1, your mouth is a full of shit. Have some respect punk ass.

  • Thank you Mr. McKeague

  • Spot on! A system of 3 equations with 3 unknowns Don't use your TI calculator's to solve this system of equations... just a pencil and scratch paper haha!

  • Excellent

  • thanks I love all your vids :) reminds me of high school :)

  • OMV? is that you? wow! everywhere I go i find you.

  • well I have a great amount of interests :) cooking, crafts, gardening, mathematics, cartoon watching hahahahaha

  • I like turtles

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