My teacher always weaves away from the lesson at hand and shows us useless boring presentations on statistics when we are supposed to do Edexcel C4 parametric equations!
So, w/ the parametric equations, how could we find the direction the car is actually going w/ them? like, if the car was in reverse and it drives back, how could we discover that from the equation?
in this case x(t) indicates initial position of object (10) and direction (+) and speed (5) per unit of time (t). So if you basically change +5t into -5t the "car" starts moving backwards.
Thank you for this video. I ended up getting an awful instructor for this term and this video gave a much more meaningful and contextual explanation for parametric equations.
My teacher always weaves away from the lesson at hand and shows us useless boring presentations on statistics when we are supposed to do Edexcel C4 parametric equations!
isuruar23 1 week ago
You, my good sir, is awesome. !
Skodmis 2 weeks ago
Thank goodness for Khan.
Jem93rocks 1 month ago 2
So... Calculus 3 is off to a REALLY bad start :/
mellowmorgan92 1 month ago
P (2ap, ap^2)
josef959 3 months ago
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josef959 3 months ago
The night before your last high school math exam ever, so helpful, Thank you so much.
Avatar230594 3 months ago 2
Khan is your math teacher.
DehXable 7 months ago 3
Couldn't you substitute the time in for X if you have the simpler version of the perimetric equations
djstrobe1234 7 months ago
When he removes the third variable (t) does the equation become whats known as a Cartesian equation?
vishay23 8 months ago
@vishay23 yeah
MauricioVH92 5 months ago
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@vishay23 yeah
MauricioVH92 5 months ago
You are awesome.
But
Please don't move the cursor so much. It is annoying to look at it moving randomly.
Thank you
barnamah 9 months ago
he uses what other math teachers don't. pretty colors
oscilox 9 months ago 5
Great guide, been slacking in class and this is really helpful!
bluewolfer 9 months ago
You are currently saving my good marks in Math 1010. This is my studying for my final :P
deathalert 10 months ago
It would be cool if he added explosions to the last drawing. (Just for laughs.)
Dgbug3 1 year ago
Ok, now's lets account for the Einstein's law of relativity lol.
MasterThief1324 1 year ago
Hi!
I learned to deduce a parametric equations through a line vectorial equation.
For example: (x,y)=A+k(a,b)
Where A is a point, k is a real number and (a,b) are the coordenaties of a given vector
osvideosdojoao 1 year ago
Can u make a little harder ones
cuz my school is gay like for example :
x(t) = t^2 -4
y(t) = t^3 -4t
and using derivatives and such plz plz D:
CyclopsMaker 1 year ago
i've been doing parametrics for about 6 months without actually knowing why we use them
now it makes sense :D
ichbinhornig10 1 year ago
the sad truth is, most "teachers" either lack the insight/knowledge or r not considerate enough to explain ideas/concepts like sal does
mephatboi 1 year ago
congrats man
bf2gamestotal 1 year ago
i wish you were my math teacher :(
carolinagringa 1 year ago 47
@carolinagringa khan is everyone's math teacher. Praise khan. all hail lord KHAAAAN
dapiridoob 5 months ago
So, w/ the parametric equations, how could we find the direction the car is actually going w/ them? like, if the car was in reverse and it drives back, how could we discover that from the equation?
menamedon92 1 year ago
@menamedon92
in this case x(t) indicates initial position of object (10) and direction (+) and speed (5) per unit of time (t). So if you basically change +5t into -5t the "car" starts moving backwards.
ucrclxl 1 year ago
1 hour with sal= 1 whole year of physics
hsktoadftw 1 year ago
i love you for this
ProdigiousAsian 1 year ago
Thank you for this video. I ended up getting an awful instructor for this term and this video gave a much more meaningful and contextual explanation for parametric equations.
mrbubblewand 2 years ago 19
nice !
TuscaniManiac 2 years ago
program used?
raidtothegrave 2 years ago
omg, ur a genius, and this video should have like a million views!!!
moomoofarm3 2 years ago
Sal. You're so thorough with this number thing, brah. You must be an engineer or something...Right?
aubreydavid 2 years ago
@aubreydavid I think he's an economist. He was on CNN explaining the credit crisis and has am MBA and such and such
gobberpooper 2 years ago
how can t= sqrt of 3? shouldn't it be instead sqrt of 10 which is rounded to 3.17 ?
ureasonnable 2 years ago
He corrected himself like two seconds later.
dwighthowardd 1 year ago
Sal is my personal Math mentor / guru who's (or is that "whose"?! argh!) videos i consult to make things clear. thank you Sal!
MustNotRead 2 years ago
it's whose, who's means "who is" :)
peggyt201 2 years ago
thanks again
KruZer7 2 years ago
awesome
thelastwords 2 years ago