I have been seing visual proofs all over youtube but this really helped. just watched it on two times speed and I understood everything perfectly. Thanks for making this.
Hey pretty impressive video! I really enjoy the quality of your videos! May i ask you for the setup you use to make these videos? I thought it would be a lot more practicable to use a graphics tablet instead of a tiny whiteboard :/ greetings
I have been seing visual proofs all over youtube but this really helped. just watched it on two times speed and I understood everything perfectly. Thanks for making this.
Hey pretty impressive video! I really enjoy the quality of your videos! May i ask you for the setup you use to make these videos? I thought it would be a lot more practicable to use a graphics tablet instead of a tiny whiteboard :/ greetings
Yippee 😤... I just solved the 'Sum of CUBES of the first n natural numbers' on my own and got [n(n+1)]^2/4
Have inner peace
Such a clever way of figuring out the generalized formula!!
This is just a fantastic explanation which I have ever seen
Wow!what an interesting proof
how do we know that if the difference of differences is quadratic and so on
you can use this proof for sum of n cubes?
no idea
same
Because it's math.