Awesome!!! I have a computer science degree and a heavy mathematics background...and the WAY the material is introduced and explained is the BEST I've ever seen!!!!
@ARQ911 have you watched lecture 28? if not you should. he starts of a little more basic at explaining things. it might help you understand what he's talking about better.
HAS ANYONE GONE THROUGH ALL 40 LECTURES OF THIS SERIES???PLEASE DO MESSAGE ME...I AM SET TO DO IT AND WOULD LOVE TO GET YOUR FEEDBACK...SORRY FOR THE CAPS!!!
man,i go to school in houston and 1314 or college algebra is killing me. Is there any substitue like in high school! Can i take math and money or something like that?
@TheLittleTrickster - It looks like y=log(sub a)X, inverse to x=a^y, are the functions he uses to initially explain this excerpt. But, he then creates two different inverse functions: a^x=x, inverse to log(sub a)X= x, to explain in further detail. I'm sure he would have noticed if it was a mistake once he started talking about the 'x's'.
wow, i have this stupid bitch streight out of collage math teacher. she did such a shitty job teaching us this stuff. this guy does a really good job of explaining
x is used in the exponential function as the exponent, the result f(x) being a number, which can be also called x as the variable of the log function. this is in itself a very simple idea, but using the same variable in the same sentence and the same graph is didactically unsound. it only makes sense for people who have had a lot of experience with exponential and log notation. for the rest of us, your primary audience i hope, it is utterly confusing.
Execellent video! The explanations were extensively concise (oxymoron). Just watching ur videos saves me the cost of a tutor which is $20/hr! I owe you large.
Im having an `aha` moment here :P
803950 2 months ago
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dikkedrollendraaier 2 months ago
Fuck Mathematics.
curtissboggs 2 months ago
this is trippy
CrispinDan 3 months ago
This stuff gives me a headache...
DCJAMERICAN28 3 months ago
I didn't like college algebra, not one bit. But, I passed it. Thank you, UMKC.
HiDeguild 4 months ago
Awesome!!! I have a computer science degree and a heavy mathematics background...and the WAY the material is introduced and explained is the BEST I've ever seen!!!!
raylech19861 4 months ago
i refuse to stop the tape!!
tska84 6 months ago in playlist MATH HELP 3
@ARQ911 have you watched lecture 28? if not you should. he starts of a little more basic at explaining things. it might help you understand what he's talking about better.
tska84 6 months ago in playlist MATH HELP
Doug Hauf 36:75
doughauf 7 months ago
Doug Hauf 29:00
doughauf 7 months ago
Doug Hauf 20:00
doughauf 7 months ago
I don't know.. but I think Delaware beats Sal Khanademy on explaining Math stuff.
oak415 7 months ago
'Hit it with a log!"
321AMD 7 months ago
HAS ANYONE GONE THROUGH ALL 40 LECTURES OF THIS SERIES???PLEASE DO MESSAGE ME...I AM SET TO DO IT AND WOULD LOVE TO GET YOUR FEEDBACK...SORRY FOR THE CAPS!!!
bangalorebully 7 months ago
fyi, the section on Logarithmic functions begins at 24:00
danagamer 7 months ago
Thanks much, UKMC!
grecojones 11 months ago
22:00 doug hauf
doughauf 11 months ago
god i hate logs
anabolicErik 11 months ago
im a 10th grader and im in algebra 2 and were doing this!!
normandyangel 1 year ago
man,i go to school in houston and 1314 or college algebra is killing me. Is there any substitue like in high school! Can i take math and money or something like that?
texasbeu2y 1 year ago
is this a required course in college?
ZAN871 1 year ago
@ZAN871 Yes. In Every College.
tedirelan 8 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
haha why am i watching this?..
BruisedASScheeks 1 year ago
delaware and wildberger are the best in the entire world
wiredboy27 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
im a high school sophomore and that was pretty interesting
tooskool4cool 1 year ago
On 27:57, he says y=log (sub a) x but, why does he says when he substituted x with a^y that log (sub a) a^x = x? Shouldn't it be equals to 'y'?
TheLittleTrickster 1 year ago
@TheLittleTrickster - It looks like y=log(sub a)X, inverse to x=a^y, are the functions he uses to initially explain this excerpt. But, he then creates two different inverse functions: a^x=x, inverse to log(sub a)X= x, to explain in further detail. I'm sure he would have noticed if it was a mistake once he started talking about the 'x's'.
dralpeshkorat 1 year ago
Don't let him fool you. He's very arrogent and rude in the classroom. I had him once. He's an awesome teacher but he sucks as a person.
Whiscash90210 1 year ago
Dude!!! This video is epic!
Saved my butt for my upcoming exam!!! lol
Meastemia 1 year ago
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Taxminia0311 1 year ago
@Taxminia0311
i liked it
tooskool4cool 1 year ago
great teacher, covers everything in detail!
13zombielover 1 year ago
This guy is a great teacher very comprehensive
trobe23z 1 year ago
reallyyy helpful video THANK YOU!! :D
rngoodwin630 1 year ago
Thank you sooooooooooooo much!!!!!!
mountain3goat 1 year ago
hi
is log1/3 (-x) = - log 1/3 (x)
so why we have reflected the graph around the y- axis not around the x- axis as we did in the previous example ?????
nimonimo54 1 year ago
wow, i have this stupid bitch streight out of collage math teacher. she did such a shitty job teaching us this stuff. this guy does a really good job of explaining
AVerbene 2 years ago
I relly gud at maths but not for english and the languages i frm southern africa of the south
TheUSAFPatriot 2 years ago
Wow; Making simple concepts so difficult.
peacetake123 2 years ago
the reason I failed my College Algebra FInal... I hate my teacher and his challenging questions, hahaha
juanbarros88 2 years ago
x is used in the exponential function as the exponent, the result f(x) being a number, which can be also called x as the variable of the log function. this is in itself a very simple idea, but using the same variable in the same sentence and the same graph is didactically unsound. it only makes sense for people who have had a lot of experience with exponential and log notation. for the rest of us, your primary audience i hope, it is utterly confusing.
still, i enjoy your lectures very much.
hachem53 2 years ago
Execellent video! The explanations were extensively concise (oxymoron). Just watching ur videos saves me the cost of a tutor which is $20/hr! I owe you large.
TheyFeedingULies 2 years ago
2 thumbs up! Great video! Im definitely coming back!
P3RSIANpinoy 2 years ago
I love your vids. I can't stop watching them!! Thank you!!!
jesusclau1 2 years ago
geek LOL!
Just Kidding
P3RSIANpinoy 2 years ago
Sorry, but the way his teaching is really sucks!!!
Johnjpcoc 2 years ago
i like it :P
marianiiina 2 years ago 2
I don't think it sucks, I think it's pretty good. Better than most teachers.
biglebowski565 2 years ago
Just judging by this one lecture I give him a 9 out of 10
P3RSIANpinoy 2 years ago
richard delaware puts the fun in function
emblemOFbeing 2 years ago 2
Hey I'm from India and i found this extremely helpful but i was wondering if you have anything on advanced trigonometric identities..
tryme112333 2 years ago 7
I don't think there are any right now
Omega231984 2 years ago 3
very clear. Thanks a lot!
Aftanyalghafel 2 years ago 8