Understanding Functions Pt 2
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So..I what's 2 + 2?
I'd like to see you figure that one out.
Fbiman93 1 year ago
these are perfect for reviewing!
Sectorsophia 2 years ago
correct~
doommic 2 years ago
hehe okay sorry didn't think about that! Thank you for your help! :) God bless!
LovingmySavior 3 years ago
because there's a 30 second intro. :P
replaysMike 3 years ago
why is it called math in 60 seconds if it's not in 60 seconds?
I am glad it is not though because that would probably be too fast to understand! thanks so much for your great and helpful videos!
LovingmySavior 3 years ago
apparently so lol
TBOEandJW 3 years ago
Distinction: numeral vs. number. Substituting a numeral for a variable, not a number for a variable. (Unless you are using numbers as names for themselves.) This is different from an assignment to the variable (e.g. assigning three as the denotation of the variable 'x', and illustrating this by replacing 'x' with the numeral '3'
jeweladdiction 4 years ago
so would f(banana) become:
3(banana)^2 + 8(banana) + 1???
mephatboi 4 years ago
i have to add to the other comments. i am also very bad at math and you are really helping me understand the concepts. please continue making such videos they are wonderful!
Ninah01 4 years ago