Thank you for the video Miss Havrot, the tidbit at the start was very interesting to learn of an actual practical purpose vectors have. I wish your daughter good luck in her animation career.
It really amazes me to see how some people can teach! You are a great teacher, and your lesson couldn't go smoother and clearer. I'm following a parallel course on algebra for machine learning purposes and was totally mad at how this part of the topic was taught. Luckily found your channel! Congrats for the nice video and skills!
Up until now, every teacher has recommeneded me to watch you for any topics I never fully got. I know you get this a lot, but you are honestly a great teacher. I hope this gets the attention it deserves
This video is amazingly helpful and clear. Thank you SO much for helping us!! I was so lost when it came to projections, but you explained everything so well!
I LOVE YOU! I've spent two weeks in linear algebra without understanding what was going on. I couldn't graph nor even imagine all the things my teacher were trying to teach, so I decided to go on a Quest on RUclips to find help for visualize this stuff. And here I am, with the biggest treasure chest in my hands! THANKS! // your new subscriber
Where are you going to school and what are you studying? Just wondering why so many people are watching scalar and vector projections. I do know that it is required for animation and special effects!
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 Scalar and vector projections are required for calculus 3, which a lot of people will have difficulty to cope with especially when it is not taught properly. I recommended some of my friends to watch it and they loved it
Ms Havrot, I would like to thank you for helping me to understand this topic. It is very easy to understand compared to what i am learning in my college.
Just wanted to comment and say this was really, really well done. So clear and concise and I feel like I have a proper understanding of what's going on. Thanks for your video, subbed!
I needed to understand the concepts in this video for data science. And before I came across this video, I watched 3-4 other videos to understand scaler projection and vector projection, but I found them lacking for some or the other reasons. However, this video is perfect, and I love your teaching style. Thank you for creating this.
How lovely of you to comment! Love that you are a prince ; ) I had a few students from Norway comment that this lesson was so helpful for their visual effects program. Thanks for watching and please subscribe and share with others to increase the channel's visibility.
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 already subscribed and liked, i am sure I’m going to use your channel frequently now! Really appreciate all the efforts you have put in here!
Thank you, I really enjoy the way you teach; because you are a very patient teacher about what you're teaching I'm a nursing student who is gonna learn mathematics for AI. Some people just wanna teach things in a very short time, but it's very simpler to understand when you spend enough time to teach them. Thank you again.
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 No! I'm studying finance and I want to complement it with computer science, data analytics, and machine learning. I used to be a lawyer, so I study a lot of math to catch up with my peers in those quant fields.
Yes, you are correct. At 1:42 I emphasize that these are SCALAR projections and then in the last example I said vector projection. My mistake! Of course to be a vector projection all I would have to do is add an arrow to the end of it, but that's not what is there! Thanks for your comment. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe to increase the channel's visibility. : )
Thank you so much for this video! Quick question: You write that ON is equal to vector a multiplied by the cosine of theta. In the dot product, you underline with green the cosine and the a, which is the magnitude of vector a, and not just the vector. Does that make any difference for your explanation?
Hi! I noticed you're a newer math teacher on youtube. I just wanted to say thank you for your old fashioned approach to this. I can't stand the videos with the graphic drawings and digital explanations.
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 Well Miss, I hope you stay like this :) Your pace is balanced and you notes are super neat which makes it really for us to follow along without getting overwhelmed. I really appreciate you manually writing and answering questions
What a lovely compliment! Unfortunately I only ever taught mathematics, although my university degrees are in biology, (BSc honours), business (MBA) and education (BEd) 😊
Thank you for the video Miss Havrot, the tidbit at the start was very interesting to learn of an actual practical purpose vectors have. I wish your daughter good luck in her animation career.
She is now a producer of special effects for Pixomondo which is owned by Sony entertainment
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 Good for her sounds like her art career is doing very well then.
It really amazes me to see how some people can teach! You are a great teacher, and your lesson couldn't go smoother and clearer. I'm following a parallel course on algebra for machine learning purposes and was totally mad at how this part of the topic was taught. Luckily found your channel! Congrats for the nice video and skills!
Thank YOU for watching and taking the time to comment on my lessons. I am SO pleased to have helped you.
This is very easy to follow and understand. I love your soft voice :)
Oh thank you! You are so sweet!
Up until now, every teacher has recommeneded me to watch you for any topics I never fully got. I know you get this a lot, but you are honestly a great teacher. I hope this gets the attention it deserves
That’s wonderful to hear. ❤️
This video is amazingly helpful and clear. Thank you SO much for helping us!! I was so lost when it came to projections, but you explained everything so well!
A lovely compliment ❤️ Much appreciated 😊
One of the best videos to understand on Scalar n Vector projections..
Well thank you! 😊
I LOVE YOU!
I've spent two weeks in linear algebra without understanding what was going on.
I couldn't graph nor even imagine all the things my teacher were trying to teach, so I decided to go on a Quest on RUclips to find help for visualize this stuff.
And here I am, with the biggest treasure chest in my hands!
THANKS!
// your new subscriber
You made my heart sing 🎶. I am so happy that I’ve helped you!
Where are you going to school and what are you studying? Just wondering why so many people are watching scalar and vector projections. I do know that it is required for animation and special effects!
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 Computer Science (Programming) Sweden!
wow! Thanks for watching!
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 Scalar and vector projections are required for calculus 3, which a lot of people will have difficulty to cope with especially when it is not taught properly. I recommended some of my friends to watch it and they loved it
Excellent! I could't thank you enough for such a comprehensive explanation
Thank you! It’s all about making the concepts understandable! 😊
Ms Havrot, I would like to thank you for helping me to understand this topic. It is very easy to understand compared to what i am learning in my college.
Well, that's nice to hear! I try my best to make things as straightforward as possible. I often find that textbooks confuse more than teach.
Just wanted to comment and say this was really, really well done. So clear and concise and I feel like I have a proper understanding of what's going on. Thanks for your video, subbed!
Awesome, thank you! Glad you have found the video helpful!
I needed to understand the concepts in this video for data science. And before I came across this video, I watched 3-4 other videos to understand scaler projection and vector projection, but I found them lacking for some or the other reasons. However, this video is perfect, and I love your teaching style. Thank you for creating this.
How lovely of you to comment! Love that you are a prince ; ) I had a few students from Norway comment that this lesson was so helpful for their visual effects program. Thanks for watching and please subscribe and share with others to increase the channel's visibility.
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 already subscribed and liked, i am sure I’m going to use your channel frequently now! Really appreciate all the efforts you have put in here!
A truly great teacher - very organized and excellent
Thank you, I really enjoy the way you teach; because you are a very patient teacher about what you're teaching
I'm a nursing student who is gonna learn mathematics for AI.
Some people just wanna teach things in a very short time, but it's very simpler to understand when you spend enough time to teach them.
Thank you again.
Thank you for your kind words 😊 I wish you all the best in your studies ❤️
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 Thank you ❤️
Already you are making my studies sweet ❤️
Very helpful video. So easily explained and made me understood
10:12 why did we use the angle outside the triangle instead of trying to find the angle on the inside?
If you used the inside angle (60 degrees) you would not get a negative number which shows you that it is in the opposite direction of vector q.
When would I know if I need the angle inside or outside the triangle?
You will be given the angle between the two vectors
Thank you so much it helped me alot the best video to understand the scalar and vector projection
I’m glad this video helped you understand 😊 please like, share and subscribe to increase the channel’s visibility.
Already subscribed to your channel 🙌😊
This is an awesome explanation. Thank you.
Well, thank you for such a lovely compliment. Are you studying game design?
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 No! I'm studying finance and I want to complement it with computer science, data analytics, and machine learning.
I used to be a lawyer, so I study a lot of math to catch up with my peers in those quant fields.
Good for you! Always learning. My favourite thing to keep my brain active! I’m almost a senior citizen!
Ms. Havrot i think there is a mistake in calling a vector projection instead it should be scalar projection at 2:48
Yes, you are correct. At 1:42 I emphasize that these are SCALAR projections and then in the last example I said vector projection. My mistake! Of course to be a vector projection all I would have to do is add an arrow to the end of it, but that's not what is there! Thanks for your comment. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe to increase the channel's visibility. : )
this is fantastic
Thank you. Glad you liked it 😊
Very helpful!!
Glad it helped you out. Please like and subscribe AND tell your friends! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video! Quick question: You write that ON is equal to vector a multiplied by the cosine of theta. In the dot product, you underline with green the cosine and the a, which is the magnitude of vector a, and not just the vector. Does that make any difference for your explanation?
It should have said [a] cos theta. My mistake! Thanks for pointing this out.
Thank you so much from a game development student
It's my pleasure
Hi! I noticed you're a newer math teacher on youtube. I just wanted to say thank you for your old fashioned approach to this. I can't stand the videos with the graphic drawings and digital explanations.
Thank you! After 23 years of teaching I couldn’t change 😂
@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 Well Miss, I hope you stay like this :) Your pace is balanced and you notes are super neat which makes it really for us to follow along without getting overwhelmed. I really appreciate you manually writing and answering questions
Ms, is there any other subjects you teach? Your teaching style is very understandable.
What a lovely compliment! Unfortunately I only ever taught mathematics, although my university degrees are in biology, (BSc honours), business (MBA) and education (BEd) 😊
very good
Thank you! And thanks for watching 😊
Excelence👌👍
thank you, you saved me
That’s great to hear. Thanks for commenting 😊
thank you very much mis
You are most welcome! Hope I taught you something 😆
amazing
Thank you! A lot of students have found this lesson very helpful. I guess some teachers make this more difficult than it really needs to be.
Its osm madam😮😮
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@@mshavrotscanadianuniversit6234 you teach much good. wonderful.😊
thanks!!!
You’re most welcome! Please share my channel and encourage others to subscribe!