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My marh books library is groeing from watching his casts. EBay has most of them I average $8.00 per book.

Not knocking CCs, but a math major is going to have a harder time in his junior and senior year at a regular university. The strong math majors are arriving for their freshman year at 4-year schools with AP calculus BC already under their belt.

this looks so easy! why do people complain about double and triple integrals? do they get harder and are there special techniques to solve those sorts of situations?

A composition notebook would be perfect if you could fold it in half like a spiral... I have a fire tablet but its awful for math because there's no stylus like the apple pen. Does the ipad stop your palm from messing with the screen if you use the pen?

Every latino has bad memories with that book haha

Hello Mr kieju I'm a math teacher and I want some useful books and advices to motivate and help my students. Please if you can.

A difference between universities and community colleges. Opportunity. At a university you have the option to take an introductory proof course at an earlier stage. You can easily fit an intro to proof textbook within your textbook stack. And, you get the chance to interact with faculty in your department, you’ll be able to build relationships with those professors so later you can get letters of recommendation and potentially a research position.

Although Holt and Glencoe maths books, mainly for secondary school, but a lot of information can get from there….

The _Mathematical ideas_ book does look nice.

It sucks that we can all self study this but never get any credit. And i dont just mean college credit. I mean people dont recognize merit through demonstration. I have taught myself from algebra 2 to calc 1. It took a lot of effort. There were time i questiined my own abilites and i wanted to give up. And i still feel that way. Because the average person hiring for a company doesnt acknowledge your efforts or willingness to improve and master a set of skills. The last job interview i had was at a bank. They asked me if i had any accounting certifications or college background. I said no and then began to do a summation of natural numbers in sigma notation, and i had planned on showing how to derive the interest formula. But i was interrupted before i could finish as if i were some crazy person saying something irrelevant and was told they were looking for someone with college/state merit. These people dont even know what i can do with functions and matricies and they wont even let me demonstrate. Too poor to go to college. And cant get a better job without it. We are not a western society that is based on logic and merit. And that makes me very sad.

This is such a great algorithm. I don't know why it isn't taught more often.

Community college excuse for a "math degree" is a joke. Look up some concepts in a uni math degree and youll see what im talking about.

Just finished a 6 week DiffEq class. Three weeks in I already felt burnt out. In 5 days I start another summer class (Math proofs). I am scared......

no Linear Algebra?

I used "Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems" (3rd ed.) by Boyce & DiPrima in a DE course offered by the Math Department; and "Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences" (2nd ed.) by Boas for the Mathematical Methods course offered by the Physics Department. They both have very applied approaches to the subject. "Partial Differential Equations in Physics" by Arnold Sommerfeld is based on his lectures on Theoretical Physics. It, like other volumes in the series, illustrates the thought-processes of a truly great mind; he was one of the strong bridges between Classical and Quantum Mechanics.

"Applied Complex Variables" by John W. Dettman (Dover Publishers) is a great read: the first part covers the geometry/topology of the complex plane from a Mathematician's perspective, and the second part covers application of complex analysis to differential equations and integral transformations, etc. from a Physicist's perspective. I've used Smith Charts (RF/microwave engineering) for years, but learned from Dettman that the "Smith Chart" is an instance of a Möbius Transformation. For practical reasons, a typical Junior-level "Math Methods for Physics & Engineering" course introduces the Cauchy-Riemann Conditions, Conformal Mapping, Contour Integrals and applications of the Residue Theorem, but has to omit a lot interesting details. The Schaum's Outline on "Complex Variables" is a great companion book for more problems/solutions and content.

For anyone considering doing a math degree and would like to save money. I transferred from a community college to a 4-year university. I saved a lot of money and was easily prepared for the courses. I do recommend bracing yourself for proof-based mathematics as majority of your classes at a university will be proof rigorous. I'd recommended exploring discrete mathematics or some basic proofs course to get ready for your degree and to really ensure you'd want to study math. Book of proof is a great starting place to learn proof writing on your own. I'd highly recommend it. GOOD LUCK EVERYONE

What's the best BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA TEXTBOOKS GAY MILLER ROCKSWOLD LIAL THANK YOU

I live in the LA Area not too far from El Camino College; it's a real gem.

The Math Sorcerer would be proud!

Pearson MyLab crushed my passion for math 😂

how many math specific courses must you take in the last 2 years after you transfer to a university?

I don't even know why youtube suggested me this. But thanks for running my math gears again lol

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1/2 e^(2x) + C, lol...even I can do that one...

Man this method is so much easier than using the formula manually. I always messup coefficients with manual method. Thank you so much!

Not the plus c 😭

Thank u 💓

It's a good explanation, thank you!

Wouldnt the answer be 16? If each gap requires 1 rung, wouldnt it be 14 gaps + top and bottom= 16?

Divide first and integrand is 1-2/(x+2)

At the end the +2 could be removed since its a constant and theres already a +C (if you do this by long division you wouldnt have it in the answer regardless)

could have just added 2 nd substracted 2 then separate into 2 integrals, great job though!

If you wanna know how is this national exam you can search for: "examen national maths du 2bac SM 2023"

Thank you so much 😊

Thanks for the vid!!

Can I ask you about something? I am a person who has a slightly average level in mathematics, and this school season we were not able to study properly due to the strikes. So how can I become great at math in the next 3 months of summer vacation? I really don't know how can I do it (I was in 11th grade) I have a national exam in maths next year.

What's the best choice if I don't have an ipad? (it's expensive for my country)

I use ipad or if i have to use paper i love a spiral with plastic covers and dotted paper.(can be square or blank, but NEVER just lined) IDK why

I’m a sucker for the combo of printer paper + fields notes. I just feel unbeatable fr

I’m taking 1D, quarter, vector analysis over the summer actually.. 10 weeks of content into 6 weeks.. I signed up for in person

Got an exam at 8 am tomorrow finished up studying and I just got directional derivatives to work through, cheat sheet, and then sleep early.

80 math problems every two days from the textbook the iPad is the only thing that made it easier

Yes yes yes!! I bought an iPad before starting Calculus I and it’s been amazing!! Love that it’s like a personal whiteboard that I can sketch, erase all I want. Thanks!

Your How to Prepare for Final Exams video helped me get a 93 on my final exam. You’re a math wizard.

2.66... ez

I have been studying a lot of math recently and this popped up in my recommended. Super clear explanation and work-through of the problem. Earned a sub. Thank you!

Can you make a series on complex analysis?

Your explanations are always so clear. Keep up the great work!