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  • Watch his videos, watch all of these videos. And even if you don't understand a specific video just keep watchting it anyways because you will get it. This man will make you smart and is a great source of knowledge. I my self just have been watching every single one of his videos over and over and over... I mean it's great! I fucking love you Sal!

  • this guy is really awesome. I'm from Pakistan, preparing for GMAT test. I've learnt alot of his videos. He's great... GOD BLESS THIS PERSON AMEEN

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  • Khan>>>>> every teacher I ever had.

  • the irony of the khan videos - they are so clear, yet... if you did a word count of every single khan video, the most frequently used word by far is "confused"

  • Great videos but I cringe at the notation @ 8:10: -1^1000 = 1 because that is incorrect. It should be (-1)^1000=1 because -1^1000 = -1!!! That's a big difference!!

  • "Powers of two are always very interesting. It's specially interesting if you one day go into computer science."

    well you are right Sal!(like always!) for I have memorized powers of two up till 65536! Sheesh! And I love computers!

  • @assadullahch I m also from Pakistan. Preparing for my O Level 9th grade exam! Ameen from me too.

  • Your videos are really helpful!!

  • could another explanation for anything to the 0th power be this.

    x^n/x^y= x^n-y, therefore x^n/x^n be 1 because any number divided by itself is one right?

  • @MintWonderlandGirl im in 5th 2!im in a advanced class so were like doing high school stuff :)

  • Thanks for the tips, even though im in 5th grade and already know about them. Thanks anyway :)

  • what a brilliant man. thank u.

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