Your enthusiasm is awesome! I love your attitude towards math. It's really easy to get down about concepts but you make it easy to stay up beat! thank you.
Hate people who ask when can we use Math in the real world. They are used in high paying jobs, not jobs such as grocery stores. They use this math in Stock Markets, Business (Stats), Doctors for Chemistry, etc. BTW, Thank you for this video, needed it as a help for my college math final. My teacher doesn't teach every way to solve a problem so I needed this.
I doubt they actually believe the math is useless, they probably mean they don't see how a certain level of math fits into their future. In my case, I'm studying to be a psychologist. And in the clinical perspective, I don't see the purpose for me to learn most of the algebra we are taught beyond math 60. Intermediate algebra and above only applies to small group of jobs, as opposed to say statistics. It just seems pointless to force everyone to learn something that will only truly benefit some people. Someone shouldn't be prevented from being a nurse because they struggle with algebra, ect.
@ThinkwellVids well said! i was so honored when i was bumped up to calc 1 in sophomore year, and they said i got there because of my critical thinking skills. critical thinking gets you farther!
Hey your videos are awesome and you take that little extra time to explain those 'missing' steps that teachers take for granted that you know (or rather know to apply at that particular moment). Really like your stuff. Wish you would work with Khanacademy to maybe collaborate on a broader audience - of course without the price. I prefer your vids but the price makes it difficult. Cheers, M.
This video explains very well mathematics, as well as many others on this channel. But why is this particular video called 'College Algebra' ? Our school-learning system made us study this in gymnasium (powers) and high school(negative exponents).
Morgan Noell McKenna College math courses blow, take it 2 semesters rather than 1 by splitting the class. You will gain more knowledge than you would in reg courses.
why can't i have you as my college math instructor? mine shoots through lessons assuming we all understand what he's teaching already. it's making nursing school EXPONENTIALLY harder for me.
The first problem is actually gonna be 2 instead of doing that you can just do 5-3 so the answer is gonna be 2 to the second power and that’s your answer
@8:50 "but first we flip". But you didn't flip! Notice! You transposed the 3/4 to the denominator and changed the sign of the power. Sloppy talking. Is it any wonder the students become confused?
THIS WAS THE ONLY VIDEO INCLUDING TEACHING ABOUT NEGATIVE BASES AND NEGATIVE EXPONENTS TOGETHER. THANK YOU!!!!!
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Great teacher. Breaks things down beautifully. I like your sense of humor!!
Your enthusiasm is awesome! I love your attitude towards math. It's really easy to get down about concepts but you make it easy to stay up beat! thank you.
Thank you so much. I have a test tomorrow so this video was really helpful 😄😄
Hate people who ask when can we use Math in the real world. They are used in high paying jobs, not jobs such as grocery stores. They use this math in Stock Markets, Business (Stats), Doctors for Chemistry, etc. BTW, Thank you for this video, needed it as a help for my college math final. My teacher doesn't teach every way to solve a problem so I needed this.
I doubt they actually believe the math is useless, they probably mean they don't see how a certain level of math fits into their future. In my case, I'm studying to be a psychologist. And in the clinical perspective, I don't see the purpose for me to learn most of the algebra we are taught beyond math 60. Intermediate algebra and above only applies to small group of jobs, as opposed to say statistics. It just seems pointless to force everyone to learn something that will only truly benefit some people. Someone shouldn't be prevented from being a nurse because they struggle with algebra, ect.
@ThinkwellVids well said! i was so honored when i was bumped up to calc 1 in sophomore year, and they said i got there because of my critical thinking skills. critical thinking gets you farther!
I finally understand now.. Thank you for the upload.
Thanks. I was really stuck on whether to make the coefficient a positive or negative
Thank your so much I was so confused for my HW. Now I understand completely. Thank your again
This was very helpful!!!
THIS IS A GREAT GREAT VIDEO! I LEARNED A LOT IN 7MINUTES
you are a great teacher and thanks for mathematical enlightening.
for the last example, what would you do if the numerator is more than one?
@TotoTitus Because high school math prepares you for college math and College Algebra is a common class.
this helped me a lot. I didn't understand before so thank you think well your a really great math teacher
I hope I will be smart like you !!!
Why cant we have interesting yet fun teachers like this guy in our math classes?
Yes........10 years have passed, you are still known sir
This dude F'N RULES! thank you!
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keep up the great work thanks for helping me understand
Your the guy from math on the spot
Very helpful vid
Are u Mr. Burger like on Math-on-the-spot-videos
i am a freshman in highschool!! we r learning this now!
u r a great teacher!!!! u make math easy and fun..
Thanks
@PlushChronicles Thanks and congratulations on having strong critical thinking skills!
Hey your videos are awesome and you take that little extra time to explain those 'missing' steps that teachers take for granted that you know (or rather know to apply at that particular moment). Really like your stuff.
Wish you would work with Khanacademy to maybe collaborate on a broader audience - of course without the price. I prefer your vids but the price makes it difficult.
Cheers,
M.
@bassplayer4915 It prepares you for the critical thinking necessary to succeed in college and future math. :)
how old is this
So 1=Ato the0/Ato the0 means basically that any number divided by 1 is itself too, right?
This video explains very well mathematics, as well as many others on this channel.
But why is this particular video called 'College Algebra' ?
Our school-learning system made us study this in gymnasium (powers) and high school(negative exponents).
Morgan Noell McKenna College math courses blow, take it 2 semesters rather than 1 by splitting the class. You will gain more knowledge than you would in reg courses.
why can't i have you as my college math instructor? mine shoots through lessons assuming we all understand what he's teaching already. it's making nursing school EXPONENTIALLY harder for me.
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The first problem is actually gonna be 2 instead of doing that you can just do 5-3 so the answer is gonna be 2 to the second power and that’s your answer
I wish you were my teacher .-.
U remind me of him
Ty
Great Video!!
how to find (-2)^(4/3)
you beat sal khan
thanx for the video!!! that really help :)
Your a great professor. Kinda remind me of the nutty professor. In a good way.
Oh my days thanks BRUHHHHHHH a brother was gonna fail his test if not for this shit fam
Graphing with 3 points
Pleases never bring this out at parties
@8:50 "but first we flip". But you didn't flip! Notice! You transposed the 3/4 to the denominator and changed the sign of the power. Sloppy talking. Is it any wonder the students become confused?
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Instead spends alto of time to show people mistake, spend more time to show how to solve. I
Math ain't fun to me.....