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In the last question of the video, why wasn't the number of cards(shapes whatever) for each of the cards specified. Like why wasn't it written that there are 13 diamonds in the set etc.

I like to think of the 1st question differently. From my what I learned about circular permutation, we can think of it as linear arrangement but we've overcounted by the possible rotations. We can rotate the table in such possible arrangement, and it happens 'n times for n seats'. I'd like check my understanding here, I'll be glad if anyone could help... So what I did was (for the 1st question)-- First I considered linear arrangements, I came up with 2 possible cases - MenWomenMean...+ WomenMenWomen... And divided by 8 (8 seats) And got the same answer I just wanted to check if theres something wrong with my logic

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Well explained however it would have been to explain a more complexed function with transformations and such.

this was so helpful, thank you !

Second problem is not right, we can prove it easily by stating the problem as: A bookshelf has 5 fiction books and 6 non-fictioon books. In how many ways can we choose two books of each type? the answer is not 150. the equation for the original question is simply 6x=150

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what a g, thanks for doing the things my math teacher can’t🙏🏼

this is amazing Thank you very much

Never thought of using song to memorize mundane information like that. So amazing, you're an amazing teacher!

In the first example where did you get 10 from

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Can direction be a negative

THANKS!! This help so much. I was so confused when I should add 180

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Thanks! Helped a lot

I solved the 2 question using quadraticn formula I got 1+-root 79/2

Hello, why if it is not divisible by 3, we got the cases of 3m+1 & 3m+2

How 9+4=5?

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So underrated! Thank you‼️

7/-5 sir

had to see this video and reach this point of my life to know that I don't have to remember by heart how to simplify a squared binomial, but just distribute. 6:30 Thanks

Thank you! You saved me hours!

Buddy. This helped SO much. My flippin textbook has NO mention on how to solve for direction angle. I've been at a single problem for 4 hours, evidently because I wasn't clever enough to notice/remember that I could find the angle I need using basic Trig functions. Thanks for this!

Interesting problems but poor formulations and explanations.

thank u for helping me!

is it 7/5 or 7/-5?

this explanation is better then other ones, really good helped me out, just maybe a third example on quadrant 3

Thank you!

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Great video. Thanks so much.

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I'm still a little confused as to why you don't divide by 8 on the first one. Wouldn't it be a different arrangement if each individual shifted over by one?

i had no idea what the transverse axis was, tysm

Thx man buyed me a short time

Great piece!!!. It would had been better if your questions are made legible by increasing the size of your character.

You call this hard practice??? What's easy then??

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May i ask what category does number 1 belongs to?? Is it a permutation or a combination?

Wow thank you very much

Hi sir or anyone can you tell me the answer for this question. A coach has 16 players and can pick from 11 players for a match. it consist of 7 specialist batsmen, 4 fast bowlers, 3 spinner and 2 wicketkeeper. how many different teams can be formed if it must comprised of 6 specialist batsmen, 3 fast bowlers , 1 spinner and a wicketkeeper.

It help me thanks

thank you this helped alot

Great one!

We divided 4 for men because thats the society wants . Femenism Bruhhhh