MathFoundations30: What exactly is a vector?
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Awesome video! Very informative and greatly appreciated!!
fturk8910 4 months ago
thank you Norman from Norway!
erikeen 9 months ago
You're awesome man! Should have more likes, come on people!
The561Hero 1 year ago
good job! i am very weak in maths... hope to learn from more of your videos
kevintgw 1 year ago
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MrKingeminem 1 year ago
That was a great help! Thanks very much :)
Odesi 1 year ago
I don't think this explanation could be much clearer in communicating the idea of a vector, but I must admit I was only absolutely satisfied in school when I was given their definition as elements of a vector space..
Would you agree - defining them as set with the given properties of a vector space is the most rigorous - just not the most intuitive...?
mediteight 2 years ago
Thanks, very helpful! God bless you.
DTate888 2 years ago