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Such a brilliant, simple explanation

why is the 15V loop going from negative to positive?

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This is the only problem that didn't make sense on my partial derivatives hw. With your help, now it does. Thank you!

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Nicely Explain! At 8:22 we have "0" in the diagonal entries of last row and on the other side of equation as we in Augmented matric that specifies it has infinite many solutions.

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I wish I could figure this problem out using only a TI 83 calculator. We don’t use stat crunch in my statistics class so I can’t figure out what to put for the mean and standard deviation in my formula.

Thank you for explaining this simply! It was setting the z as a constant that I was missing.

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what is rref

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Love the video. Such brilliant, yet so simple explanation. Thank you so much

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how do you know which path to choose?

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can you choose your x or y to be equal to something twice?

Thank you, it was extremely helpful!