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Ashton's Fusion Tutorial
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Ashton's Fusion Tutorial
Simplex Method with Calculator - Puzzle 8.1.4
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Calculator available from github.com/joemanlove/SimplexCalculator or github.com/nonetypes/SimplexCalculator
Leontief from Table (Puzzle 4.6.9)
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Leontief from Table (Puzzle 4.6.9)
Finding Inverses with Desmos Matrix Calculator
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Finding Inverses with Desmos Matrix Calculator
Solving Systems with Desmos Matrix Calculator
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Solving Systems with Desmos Matrix Calculator
Method Of Exhaustion for Lisa
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Method Of Exhaustion for Lisa
Uploading Processing Files as Zips
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Uploading Processing Files as Zips
Latex vs MS Word for OER Books
Просмотров 1849 месяцев назад
Latex vs MS Word for OER Books
Finding the Null Space Example w/ 2 pivots
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Finding the Null Space Example w/ 2 pivots
Finding the Null Space - Example w/ 1 pivot
Просмотров 2011 месяцев назад
Finding the Null Space - Example w/ 1 pivot
Null Space ("The Picture" part 2)
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Null Space ("The Picture" part 2)
Column Space ("The Picture" part 1)
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"The Picture" in question is the cover art on Strang's linear algebra book.
Divergence Theorem Example (16.9 #11)
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Divergence Theorem Example (16.9 #11)
Divergence Theorem Example (16.9 #7)
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Divergence Theorem Example (16.9 #7)
Divergence Theorem Example (16.9 #24)
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Divergence Theorem Example (16.9 #24)
Surface Integral Example (16.7 #29)
Просмотров 31Год назад
Surface Integral Example (16.7 #29)
Surface Integral Example (16.7 #27)
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Surface Integral Example (16.7 #27)
Parameterize a Torus (16.6 #60a)
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Parameterize a Torus (16.6 #60a)
Spherical and Cylindrical Coordinates
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Spherical and Cylindrical Coordinates
Triple Integration
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Triple Integration
Reverse the Order of Integration Example
Просмотров 58Год назад
Reverse the Order of Integration Example
Lagrange Examples
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Lagrange Examples
Gradients and Directional Derivatives
Просмотров 55Год назад
Gradients and Directional Derivatives
Chain Rule Tree Diagrams
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Chain Rule Tree Diagrams
Tangent Planes
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Tangent Planes
Partial Derivatives
Просмотров 147Год назад
Partial Derivatives
Limits in 3d
Просмотров 102Год назад
Limits in 3d
Arclength of Parametric Curves
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Arclength of Parametric Curves
Calculus with Vector Valued Functions
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Calculus with Vector Valued Functions

Комментарии

  • @BoopyTheFox
    @BoopyTheFox Месяц назад

    Now do the same thing while wearing a rainbow wig Bozo Sort

  • @tusharmohtavit
    @tusharmohtavit 3 месяца назад

    thanks dude

  • @alejandroxalabarder7940
    @alejandroxalabarder7940 3 месяца назад

    a very good explanation even for engineers like me ) ruclips.net/video/hUlvxaQBW78/видео.html

  • @brandon1113
    @brandon1113 5 месяцев назад

    nice, great way to explain linear programming

  • @spoxe
    @spoxe 8 месяцев назад

    i know this video is old but like the other comments said this was a really good quick explanation, thanks

  • @dominicalessi2656
    @dominicalessi2656 8 месяцев назад

    This was actually so helpful for my discrete math homework! Thank you so much!

  • @askaraliarchitects5120
    @askaraliarchitects5120 8 месяцев назад

    Fake

  • @MaxwellCatAlphonk
    @MaxwellCatAlphonk 8 месяцев назад

    Can he do Radix MSD In Place Base 10 Sort?

  • @deondaman6915
    @deondaman6915 8 месяцев назад

    This is not how it works ..but good video👍🏿

  • @redstonerelic
    @redstonerelic 8 месяцев назад

    I think a good runner up for dumbest sorting algorithm has got to be Stalin Sort. It deleted any data that is out of order

  • @zeviandavis6689
    @zeviandavis6689 8 месяцев назад

    Hi! I know I’m seven years late but I’m doing this in school right now and I understand the scouting party example in a related video, but how would this example relate to that? Why wouldn’t you have to multiply both together like in that example?

  • @Point5_
    @Point5_ 9 месяцев назад

    wait till you learn about bogo bogo sort

  • @franziskadaumberger1613
    @franziskadaumberger1613 9 месяцев назад

    Okay I just wanna know why it’s written La-teX and pronounced La-teC. Other than that it’s really a great tool and I exclusively use it for scientific reports after having learned it.

    • @columbiacollege-mathdepart1463
      @columbiacollege-mathdepart1463 9 месяцев назад

      Some people will tell you I'm wrong on pronunciation, I'm not sure there's an official answer.

    • @larskronke
      @larskronke 3 месяца назад

      There is an answer to this actually. The original TEX developed by Knuth refers to the greek letters. So it‘s a xi, not an x.

  • @RodrigoRodriguezowl
    @RodrigoRodriguezowl 10 месяцев назад

    there is a parallel universe where bogo sort always works the first time and no one knows why

  • @LucasEmanuelAlvarengaArmoa
    @LucasEmanuelAlvarengaArmoa 10 месяцев назад

    very helpfull video

  • @amagicmuffin1191
    @amagicmuffin1191 11 месяцев назад

    very nice!

  • @SmokingNoir
    @SmokingNoir 11 месяцев назад

    big autism

  • @shreehari2589
    @shreehari2589 11 месяцев назад

    Best case : O(n) Average and worst case : O(who tf knows)

    • @davidshapirofilms3180
      @davidshapirofilms3180 9 месяцев назад

      Best case is actually O(n) because it still has to go through all items to check that they are in correct spot. If there are n items, it checks all n

    • @MichaelDarrow-tr1mn
      @MichaelDarrow-tr1mn 8 месяцев назад

      Best = O(n), Average = O(n!), Worst = [never finishes]

    • @ordinaryrat
      @ordinaryrat Месяц назад

      @MichaelDarrow-tr1mn Average is O(n * n!). Recall it needs to check every time which takes O(n) time.

  • @SireBab
    @SireBab 11 месяцев назад

    Wait did these dudes find out about bogobogo sort

  • @KRISONTHETABLET
    @KRISONTHETABLET Год назад

    For 7 items,I will put it in I!/G1!,G2!...GN!(with determination) and get a 1/5040 chance of sorting it correctly.

  • @worstpianist3985
    @worstpianist3985 Год назад

    Truly the worst

  • @WhoStoleMyHappiness
    @WhoStoleMyHappiness Год назад

    Basically like a fly. Trying random things until you get it

  • @nacaobrasil
    @nacaobrasil Год назад

    Chuck Norris sort: it IS sorted

  • @HeavyMetalMouse
    @HeavyMetalMouse Год назад

    But Bogosort is just a secularized version of Miracle Sort. Miracle Sort: 1) Check if your array is sorted. 2) If it isn't, randomize the order of the array. 3) Because Miracle Sort always works, the current order of the array must, by definition, be the correct ordering. If it looks like it isn't, it's because you're wrong about what the correct ordering is. Your array is now sorted.

    • @nubbyboi6523
      @nubbyboi6523 8 месяцев назад

      Isn’t that Intelligent Design sort? Miracle is waiting for cosmic rays to flip the bits into the exact correct pattern

  • @xusux
    @xusux Год назад

    bogo

  • @potapotapotapotapotapota
    @potapotapotapotapotapota Год назад

    Bogos binted

  • @suhaybahmed3813
    @suhaybahmed3813 Год назад

    Very easy to understand, thanks!

  • @Mulakulu
    @Mulakulu Год назад

    Freya Holmér made an amazing presentation about how you can multiply vectors and the result of multiplying vector a and vector b gives you the dot product plus the wedge product. Wedge products are the same as cross product except instead of x, y and z, you use xy, yz and zx which are unit planes. This is also a more general version of multiplication compared to cross product since it worns in all dimensions rather than just the 3rd and 7th

    • @Mulakulu
      @Mulakulu Год назад

      The presentation is on youtube and is called "Why can't you multiply vectors?"

    • @paulschrum4727
      @paulschrum4727 Год назад

      And Freya's video is why this video is getting so many downvotes. (It shows that they think we are estupidio.)

  • @itsfikree
    @itsfikree Год назад

    Thank you sir!

  • @kub8675
    @kub8675 Год назад

    What were the other two scenarios where multiplying vectors makes sense? You made me curious

    • @columbiacollege-mathdepart1463
      @columbiacollege-mathdepart1463 Год назад

      For vectors using real numbers as entries and scalars, the natural examples of vector multiplication being defined occur in the real numbers, the complex numbers, the quaternions, and the octonions. In the complex numbers everything works in basically the way you'd expect. In the quaternions the multiplication isn't commutative (i.e. uv !=vu). In the octonions multiplication isn't even associative (i.e. (uv)w != u(wv)). You could probably argue that there's another example too, the set of vectors made of only the zero vector, but that's pretty boring. If you're interested in learning more, a Linear Algebra course is a great spot too start. You'll find the definitions needed to start this conversation in depth there. You'll probably encounter the quaternions and octonions in an abstract algebra course. Quaternions actually have some applied uses, so they get airtime in most algebra courses.

  • @lesleycruz2322
    @lesleycruz2322 Год назад

    The correlation between (x,y), input/output, solve/evaluate, f(x), range/domain….so confusing

  • @benjaminkuchma7078
    @benjaminkuchma7078 Год назад

    Quantum bogosort: 1. Shuffle array 2. Check is array is sorted 2.1 If array is not sorted, destroy the universe Therefore your array is always sorted, because only the universes where bogosort works are the universes that remain

    • @ArtemSayapov
      @ArtemSayapov Год назад

      Unfortunately, the shuffling isn't truely random, as rng is determinent, but assuming many worlds hypothesis is true, and we were to make a truely random number generator, then yes, it would be the fastest sorting alg

    • @LaugeHeiberg
      @LaugeHeiberg Год назад

      ​@@ArtemSayapovSlap a quantum sticker on it and ya good to go

    • @tasolyn
      @tasolyn 9 месяцев назад

      @@ArtemSayapov We also can't destroy a universe. I think a true RNG is the least of our worries mate.

  • @beanman9760
    @beanman9760 Год назад

    Bogos binted

  • @rosiefan8238
    @rosiefan8238 Год назад

    "Bark bark" - Translate to English: "Spherical integration? More like Sphericool integration"

  • @btnace1881
    @btnace1881 Год назад

    your videos are really saving me out here thank you for the good work

  • @OhNoBohNo
    @OhNoBohNo Год назад

    bogos binted?...

  • @arandomuser2945
    @arandomuser2945 Год назад

    If you think that's bad, wait till you see bogobogo sort

  • @theAmazingJunkman
    @theAmazingJunkman Год назад

    Bogo Sort: the reason O(n!) exists

  • @stevematson4808
    @stevematson4808 Год назад

    Wonderful explanation, but why are PDEs so often described as nearly impossible to solve?

  • @ميكال_باسل
    @ميكال_باسل Год назад

    I've got this problem on my website how can fix it!

    • @erikareyes285
      @erikareyes285 Год назад

      Hi!. How did You solve it I have the same problem

    • @no-name-hu
      @no-name-hu Год назад

      Same problem bro

    • @yukeshgautam
      @yukeshgautam Год назад

      ​@@no-name-hudid you find any solution?

    • @yukeshgautam
      @yukeshgautam Год назад

      ​@@erikareyes285bruhhh i got it. I found the right solution. Reply fast

    • @yukeshgautam
      @yukeshgautam Год назад

      ​@@no-name-hubruhh i finnly found the solution . Reply fast

  • @Jetpans
    @Jetpans Год назад

    "BOG" means god in slavic languages. So, to us it is the GODLIKE sort.

    • @LorxusIsAFox
      @LorxusIsAFox 8 месяцев назад

      Only use it if you have the power, time, and patience of a God. 😂

  • @stephenxd4590
    @stephenxd4590 Год назад

    Please dont misheard it Its not hobo Its gobo

  • @lizzywhite4231
    @lizzywhite4231 Год назад

    thanks!

  • @matthewmealing1187
    @matthewmealing1187 Год назад

    ruclips.net/video/doETQ9VSzN4/видео.html

  • @arsamhashempour8156
    @arsamhashempour8156 2 года назад

    thanx. hope your students pay more attention to a master like U

  • @jarodmorris611
    @jarodmorris611 2 года назад

    "magic smoke" sounds like you're talking about marijuana

  • @JesseJames83
    @JesseJames83 2 года назад

    Also titled "how to get away with a pyramid scheme"

  • @pseudorealityisreal
    @pseudorealityisreal 2 года назад

    Excellent explanation and working through a problem. Thank you very much. Is there a playlist for this?

  • @sevensteps5482
    @sevensteps5482 2 года назад

    Namaste, Joseph. I apologize for my absence, for I have been on a journey in the outermost reaches of the Cosmic Soup. I see that you are still yet to remove your Mental Frog, though your small animal still has many sharp teeth. Follow guidance and you will follow guidance. hold in your mind, Do not forget, 333 Hz shortwave upquark frequencies, Envision maximum constructive interference-- envision Meditative quantitative wavefronts for Demonstrative Connection to the Universe full Spiritual Healing Shaman guidance. The amount of Time which had passed was naught but a solitary laugh in an empty cave-- echo upon echo for eternity. yy77Time is nothing. It is all encompassing. Time is not a statement, but a question. Time is a mass hallucination. Time is the mother of all objects-- those that are not living, and those that are convinced that they are living. This is not to be grieved, but to allow one to be spiritually freed.

  • @JoelHaroldKE
    @JoelHaroldKE 2 года назад

    Greetings, One question, how do i get python to get text from the sub-links in the Wikipedia page?