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  • wauw ...huge thx

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  • how is this trig? isn't this algebra?

  • thanks for clear explanation

  • easier to just say if you can divide the exponent of i with 4 the answer will be 1 and if there are leftover exponents, let's call em a, just do 1 x i^a which should be quite easy considering a can only be 1-3 unless it's negative number I suppose.

  • Wy it's not 9 -1 instead of 9+1? because i times -i should be -i square. which i think is -1

  • @bradneyjoebruno It is right. Because 9 MINUS -1 is actually 9 PLUS 1 which equals 10. :)

  • this is geek

  • Awesome!

  • you should get a noble prize fore your handwriting !!!!!

  • this is basic math

  • @IamXtreme basic math my ass, I need this one

  • Anyone want to help me with maths, easy stuff (Which is extremely hard to me) like SOH CAH TOA. lol???

  • @ravingjunkey It's a little tough to do teach SOHCAHTOA and other trig via youtude commentaries. Watch some related videos and grab a textbook from your local library.

    I'll be happy to try to teach you via email if you like. Send me a response and we can pass email attachments.

  • Thank you. Under Trigonometry: Complex Numbers; Would you create a lesson re: de Moivre's Theorem? Thank you. I am big fun of your teaching!

  • why am i watching this...... >.>

  • ....why am i watching this? i dont have homework. heck..i dropped my math class. ..........hmm...

  • is any of this used in real life?!?!?! why are we learning this!!!

  • In physics it's used for calculating a lot of different stuff.. for example you can calculate at which frequency there will be resonance in an electric orbit - and a lot of other stuff.. could be used to filter frequencies in radio signals and filtering bass in a sound amplifier..

  • they don`t teach us that in school :))

  • Yes! A lot! Don't be fooled by the name!

  • WHY is the 4i square = 4(-1)?

  • cos i square 2 is -1 :) We are learning this at the university , first semester, and it's damned difficult sometimes

  • the idea behind complex numbers was to be able to solve for x in the quadratic formula where the answer under the sqrt sign is negative. This system of numbers was invented because you cannot take the sqrt of a negative number. The premise is that i sqred = -1, hence i = sqrt(-1).

  • because the square or i is -1. and 4*-1 is.. well you know. wow wh y are you watching this you must be 4

  • because i^2 = -1

    so there for 4i^2 is 4(-1)

  • Could you please teach more about Data Management? I don't want to complain my teacher here. But you are really GOOD. Thanks so much

  • Too easy~

  • thanks you made this easy

  • Complex numbers are idd easy, simple algebra imo. starting with em next year :)

  • this man inspires me. When I am older, i will make math videos on youtube. you rock!!!

  • can you do some matricies, affinine transformations eg send a triangle to the origin and reflect it in the y axis.PLEASE with a cherry on top

  • this is proof that my brain has run out of space. I used to know this stuff like the back of my hand. About a year ago i got into music theory, and now, i can barely recognise any of this stuff.

  • too much to hold on to eh? i know i know. Learn one thing forget another, its like juggling with too many balls. O well, eventually I will only need to know a set number of stuff =).

  • I learned to juggle too. That's probably how I lost the ability to factor Trinomials.

  • Homer Simpson's famous quote:

    "every time I learn something new, it pushes some old stuff out of my brain".

  • the human condition i guess.

  • this is greek

  • 5X + 2 = 4 5X = 4-2 X = 2/5

  • ohhh yeahhhh!!

  • How did he get x = 2/5 for the first equation?

  • 5X + 2 = 4

     5X = 4-2 X = 2/5

  • i see no trig here

  • you are good what a teacher if you were my teacher I will get all A's

  • Thanks, you are really good teacher, god bless you!

  • wow you should have been my lecturer you make this look as easy as pie my lecturer just makes it hard I understand all you are saying wow thanks for the help

  • you make this so simple!

    my maths lecturer who makes it sound like rocket science; there are infinite infinitesimal gaps in the real line blah blah blah

    thankyou!

  • infinite finites

  • What is your point, are you writing this just to show off?

  • absolute value too. Dont forget to square the x and y of z to the half power, hah.

  • if only i has the internet 20 years ago at school...

  • YES!!!!

  • im currently studyn A level maths.. this helpd alot lol thnx :P

  • thanks :D

  • i dont know maths at all ;( i mean algebra and all these thins,so it does it mean that i am stupid?

  • No it doesn't mean. It means you can learn them by excercising simple examples first.

  • thank you sir! : )

  • nah they can both be hard...

    but maths is interesting :P

  • You pwn! :)

  • math is sweet, nothing can expand your thinking like math

  • thanks a lot this tutorial help me out a lot i really appreciate it thanks

  • i am taking further maths and ist a little bit hard, but some units are easy

  • i get imaginary numbers but the serve absolutely no purpose in real life this is the only thing I dont understand

  • shouldnt he say that x and y are real numbers? before starting the problem?

  • Im in geometry and i dont know the function or uses of purely imaginary numbers but I somewhat understood it =)

  • very good video I love the way you teach math, I'm currently studying these type of problems.

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