Wow! Thank you for clarifying that. I didn't really get it the way it was explained in class, but you have definitely simplified this for me. Thank you. Your videos and teaching style usually make math really simple for me:)
When you went on to 6, I thought you were going to lay the seeds for Perfect Numbers. In the future, if you make a video on how to easily test if a number is prime or not, be sure to include the thing about the numbers square root, how you only need to test numbers up to (and including if the square root is an integer) the square root.
Lol, I was just doing the exercise for Prime Numbers and had to go on Wikipedia to figure it out. I had no idea it was that new, I just saw that it was recommended for me...
@TheKturner05 I agree, some videos on number theory videos could be very interesting. It would also be a nice way to expose your audience to proof-based mathematics.
More Number theory Sal !!
Neueregel 1 hour ago
I was not expecting to hear about nuclear explosions by watching this video.
Goshyouidiot 3 weeks ago
Wow! Thank you for clarifying that. I didn't really get it the way it was explained in class, but you have definitely simplified this for me. Thank you. Your videos and teaching style usually make math really simple for me:)
TheSupermodel001 3 weeks ago
unlike me
taylor9610 5 months ago
sal make some spelling videos some kids don,t know how to spell some words
taylor9610 5 months ago
@taylor9610 LOL.
BL0XXOR 2 months ago
if you know this this is one step in cunputer programing
michaelhunter03 6 months ago
okay so if 1 is composite and 4 is prime cant you just say that the multi. of 2 are prime and if noot composite>>>?????
ladyjdose 7 months ago
@ladyjdose 1 is an exception. it is not prime or composite.
timx2222 7 months ago
Thank you, Khanacademy! :)
pendantry 8 months ago
thankyou
mrbooni02 8 months ago
3!
usernamessucks01 8 months ago
Nuclear explosion. Lmfao.
Blitzkreig19 8 months ago
easy stuff; just remember 2 is an exception
paulceltics 8 months ago
I never got it in as a teenager but i get it now as an adult. Irish i had you as a teacher
peacebuntou 9 months ago
this is so easy that it's ridiculous that i didn't understand it before.
iRockharder 9 months ago
I hope you'll follow this at some point with a discussion of RSA.
Barnekkid 9 months ago
bivisble
williampower108 9 months ago
3 and 17 are factors of 51 which in turn dont make 51 a prime number. I just woke up from my dream of math class.
TheDevilBreaker 9 months ago
When you went on to 6, I thought you were going to lay the seeds for Perfect Numbers. In the future, if you make a video on how to easily test if a number is prime or not, be sure to include the thing about the numbers square root, how you only need to test numbers up to (and including if the square root is an integer) the square root.
Goldbergfan91 9 months ago
Yes !!!!!!! im not that "a lot of people" that tricked ! XD hahah
TheOnlyCoolestGuy111 9 months ago
I'm enjoying your videos quite a bit. I'd love to see more info about prime numbers like different tests for prime numbers. Thanks!
capteddie 9 months ago
Finally Sal! Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Waranle 9 months ago
A quick trick to see if a number is dividable by 3 is adding up the decimals and see if the result is dividable by 3, works with every number.
51 -> 5+1 = 6. dividable by 3.
It also works with 9 (and 81)
891 -> 8+9+1 = 18. dividable by 9.
Funny thing is that this means that it doesn't matter what order the decimals are.
198, 189, 981, 918 ,545454, 444555, 554454... can all be divided by 9.
Take a number like 21, add some 3's and 9's in them: 2993333999391 and it's still dividable by 3.
noxure 9 months ago 8
Could u make a vid on wave polarization and what is a vector field?
MuseseekerMan 9 months ago
wooha wooha i've finished your cosmology course now now i don't even know now that course i guess. I'm gonna finish all of them. Thank ou Khan
TheMrNomus 9 months ago
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TheOkham 9 months ago
@TheOkham I think very metaphorically they could be considered so.
AA10Megaviv 9 months ago
@TheOkham Maybe. Depends on what you define addition and multiplication as under the vector space.
Goldbergfan91 9 months ago
I always thought that 1 was prime... My whole life is a lie.
Goldhugz 9 months ago 45
@Goldhugz
Don't worry, complex numbers will make it true again.
Menegoth 9 months ago
@Goldhugz hahahahahah hi 5 ! XD
TheOnlyCoolestGuy111 9 months ago
@Goldhugz LOL
cool1karan2 2 months ago
Lol, I was just doing the exercise for Prime Numbers and had to go on Wikipedia to figure it out. I had no idea it was that new, I just saw that it was recommended for me...
kumogakuredojo 9 months ago
Nice video Sal. Maybe you can do a video about the significance of prime numbers.
dishonesttAbe 9 months ago 2
This video isn't on the khan academy website
GFauxPas 9 months ago
@GFauxPas Good Observation! LOL
MrDnlyong 9 months ago
prime factorization!
SpoiledLogic 9 months ago
5th!
PEWBLINKPEW 9 months ago
LAST!
R3mProductions 9 months ago
Thanks khan! can you do a proof of infinitude of prime numbers?
shazaduh 9 months ago
Number Theory Videos to come?
TheKturner05 9 months ago 43
@TheKturner05 I agree, some videos on number theory videos could be very interesting. It would also be a nice way to expose your audience to proof-based mathematics.
BGood156 9 months ago 2
first
DackIsBack 9 months ago