at 18:37 he says that b = e if k =1 / M(2) and then moves on without explaining what he means by that. so if you take the equation kfprime (0) = kM(2) , it becomes kfprime = 1/M(2) x M(2), which is kfprime = 1. i don't really get what this accomplishes in terms of defining e. definitely agree w...
at 18:37 he says that b = e if k =1 / M(2) and then moves on without explaining what he means by that. so if you take the equation kfprime (0) = kM(2) , it becomes kfprime = 1/M(2) x M(2), which is kfprime = 1. i don't really get what this accomplishes in terms of defining e. definitely agree w...