Thank you for the tutorial. I understand this functions now even though english is not my first language. I couldn't understand this from the books that were written in my main language.
Thank you very much! In my class, professor make it look like those are very hard things, I did not understand his lecture on this section lol.. This video was very easy to understand :)
im watching this, and i get what an onto function IS, but i dont understand how youd see if a function is onto on a graph. any help? like with a 1-1 function it has to pass the vertical and horizontal line test, what do you do with an onto function?
Say 1 is mapped to A, 2 to B, 3 to C and finally 4 to D. If 5 is an element of X and is not mapped to anything at all, is the function still injective? Do X elements always have to be mapped to something?
Amazing. I was sick during the explanation of this at my school and altough english is not my main tongue, this thing made it clear to me. Thanks A LOT.
you're just an excellent techar, why can we have a teacher like you? I was in the lecture room for 2 hrs trying to understand, but I learnt it here in 10 mins, amazing!!!
I think that Sal uses a wacom intuous tablet. For this sort of thing the bamboo works just as well... You could really use most any paint software, I have done my homework like this using Sketchbook pro
omg .. you jus answered all my ''jectives'' question.. thanks alot...
meltz4ya 2 weeks ago
thanks man! now i really understand!! this is like a light in the middle of darkness!
oijabez 3 months ago
hi, you are brilliant, will you make a video on how to prove 1 to 1 and onto? :)
kev121314 3 months ago
Thanks man:)
zh1412 3 months ago
Are u sure that if f is injective, then it is one to one? I think it is only one to one (bijective) if both cases satisfy (injective and surjective).
Melgazar9 4 months ago
@Melgazar9 "one to one" means something different than a "one-to-one correspondence", i.e. bijection
lizjakubowski 3 months ago
Smart. Thank u so much.
PineNutButter 4 months ago
Thank you for the tutorial. I understand this functions now even though english is not my first language. I couldn't understand this from the books that were written in my main language.
ejneboon 5 months ago
you are.
what they call, a genius.
UchiihaSasuke 5 months ago
great video.. helped me a lot :)
zawmer 6 months ago
prove that there exists a one-to-one and onto function from 2^n to R..wish you can prove this one for me or any one of u ...thank you
lihuo 6 months ago
My teacher doesn't explain anything! Thank you thank you thank you i was literally willing to give up until i watched this video!
ScreamTheLoraxDid 8 months ago
I wish you were my lecturer for maths! This really helped, thanks a lot :)
XzNightWalkeRzX 9 months ago
Thank you very much! In my class, professor make it look like those are very hard things, I did not understand his lecture on this section lol.. This video was very easy to understand :)
bdragonst 9 months ago
Thank u soo much :) I understood that a lot more than how they explained it in my class :P
paine536 11 months ago
thank uuuuuu i love uuuuuu ...actually u helped me alot ..^_^ cheers
99madboy 11 months ago
khan, im feeling guilty that im wathcing such a good vid(which will help me at my math's test) and that it is for free:P
15april94 11 months ago
You do not sound at all what you look like btw, which is not a bad thing, but good videos I basically teach myself now
Kingweb08 1 year ago
Great tutorial, finally I got it !
exemsexis 1 year ago
so in the last part its onto and one to one! so its bijective right??
kannugmail 1 year ago 10
@kannugmail Yes
brianyu0717 1 year ago
@kannugmail Yes it is bijective
brianyu0717 1 year ago
im watching this, and i get what an onto function IS, but i dont understand how youd see if a function is onto on a graph. any help? like with a 1-1 function it has to pass the vertical and horizontal line test, what do you do with an onto function?
musichl 1 year ago
Have you got any videos proving injectivity, subjectivity or bijectivity
wingz23oladapo 1 year ago
you have my thanks as well, this video definitely helped me
gtabro1337 1 year ago
Anybody else think it looks like a penis at 3:20 ?
peppercorns207 1 year ago
Say 1 is mapped to A, 2 to B, 3 to C and finally 4 to D. If 5 is an element of X and is not mapped to anything at all, is the function still injective? Do X elements always have to be mapped to something?
Polopalapop 1 year ago
Amazing. I was sick during the explanation of this at my school and altough english is not my main tongue, this thing made it clear to me. Thanks A LOT.
mihurcina 1 year ago
You could have taken the opportunity to point out Bijection here but no big deal really. Great stuff!
thanatos454 1 year ago
Thank you for this lesson :)..
it`s very clear and helpful
bboyjernej 1 year ago
way better than my professor at imperial college
rockis18 1 year ago
you're just an excellent techar, why can we have a teacher like you? I was in the lecture room for 2 hrs trying to understand, but I learnt it here in 10 mins, amazing!!!
jenish4 1 year ago
Thank you so much.... I wish that you are
instead of my prof.....
THANK YOU SO MUCH
bingarad 1 year ago
Very nice vid, thank you.
Inspector93 1 year ago
Great vid
Great handwriting
IamBored529 2 years ago
Can you please tell me what software you're using for your digital pen? Are you writing on a tablet?
jazzguitar2010 2 years ago
I think that Sal uses a wacom intuous tablet. For this sort of thing the bamboo works just as well... You could really use most any paint software, I have done my homework like this using Sketchbook pro
SammerX 2 years ago
thank you so much. My professor explained it in a completely confusing way.
Hashbrowniepie 2 years ago
Bijection!
ganondufus 2 years ago
Dude your videos are like the best that i'm subscribed to, Thank you very much for everything you're doing for us.
benfaysal23 2 years ago 17
Very nice, but I can't watch this in high definition.
Not being able to really makes the handwriting hard to read!
thepoet82 2 years ago
rewatch it in a few minutes. should be available in hi-def then
khanacademy 2 years ago
Ah, there it is! :-)
thepoet82 2 years ago