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You should come to carleton and teach the economics course load...just all the courses...this is better explained than almost any of my profs can manage. Great videos!
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It looks like there's a small mistake. Between 1:30 and 02:40 you write that C = [v_i][c_j] = a. You write that your n-by-k matrix C is equal to the matrix whose columns are the v_i, multiplied by the colomn vector whose entries are the c_j. In other words, the n-by-k matrix C is equal to the n-by-1 vector a.
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Very helpful but just a tip: I find it helps to write what row operations you are using beside the matrix before I move on. This would also make it a bit clearer, but overall great stuff thanks for the help!
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Very talented 3D drawing (Y)
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I have learned more from you in the past 2 hours than I have from my professor in the last 2 months. You are awesome. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your videos! I'm a physics student and you have helped me understand so many principles of mathematics that I haven't been able to understand in lectures or textbooks! Thank you so very much!!
Challsoer 2 years ago 14
wow-- a space change matrix elegantly presented--great job
yynotx 2 years ago 8