Fr he didn’t explain it that we tho he didn’t really break it down on how to get the squares and how to factor them I have a test tmw 😭😭😭😭 pls someone prey for me
@@yahgent nope not at all, teachers are prepaid. Some do the best they can but many teachers are horrible and couldn't care less about actually teaching the kids. Shoving problems in our face with nothing to learn from, RUclipsrs need to make thier video well understable, easy to learn and grasp. The better they teach the more popular/ money they make. These vids teach more them hours of lecture
Well that's simpler than I expected... I couldn't find multiplicity in my math book but a problem set said to find the multiplicity, so I came here. Thanks for making sense of it!
Thank you, depending on the class and how many times I have gone over a problem I will explain multiplicity differently and at different paces. I have other videos where I spend a long time explaining multiplicity but this video was probably a review problem for my students so I did not dive deep into the explanation
no worries, you are completely right and I do make videos that are introductory and advanced now, but this was a video from my classroom so it was just tailored to their needs that day.
Yes I'm trying to get the multiplicity and end behavior of a problem like this: (x-3)^2(4x-x) I keep getting it's crossing and touching at 3 and that 3 has two different multiplicities. Just really confused.
based on what you wrote when determining multiplicity you have to have your factors in linear form(meaning inside the parenthesis the power of each variable is 1) The power of the factor is the multiplicity. By rewriting your polynomial I obtain x(4-x)(x-3)^2
therefore your zeros will be 0,4,and 3 with multiplicities 1,1,and 2 respectively. For odd multiplicities the graph will cross, for even multiplicities the graph will bounce. Did that help at all?
I know I'm screwed when not even you can teach me
fr
facts, at this point i'm doomed
doo doo fart
LOL literally same i luv brian mc logan but i am confused af rn
Fr he didn’t explain it that we tho he didn’t really break it down on how to get the squares and how to factor them I have a test tmw 😭😭😭😭 pls someone prey for me
this man teaches me more than my actual teacher
You listen more to this guy than you do to your teacher*
@@yahgent nope not at all, teachers are prepaid. Some do the best they can but many teachers are horrible and couldn't care less about actually teaching the kids. Shoving problems in our face with nothing to learn from, RUclipsrs need to make thier video well understable, easy to learn and grasp. The better they teach the more popular/ money they make. These vids teach more them hours of lecture
I’m so going to fail my midterm this month 🤦♂️
I know I'm late but I'm literally watching this video in the middle of my midterm 😭✋
@@kelpshake7382 did you pass?
@@Arwickxl no, I was off by 1% -_-
@@samuelguy9744 LMAO REAL
Well that's simpler than I expected... I couldn't find multiplicity in my math book but a problem set said to find the multiplicity, so I came here. Thanks for making sense of it!
you are very welcome
Thank you, depending on the class and how many times I have gone over a problem I will explain multiplicity differently and at different paces. I have other videos where I spend a long time explaining multiplicity but this video was probably a review problem for my students so I did not dive deep into the explanation
no worries, you are completely right and I do make videos that are introductory and advanced now, but this was a video from my classroom so it was just tailored to their needs that day.
Can we talk about the chaotic evil that is the marker tray for a sec? Sooo many markers with the wrong lids on...
I loved the video. It was taught in a way I understand.
Everytime I see Brian's videos I know I will understand
Taking a test today. This helped refresh my memory. Thanks!
+BenTh3reDoneThat you are very welcome! good luck
Bless you for explaining this oh my gosh
happy to help
Watching these vidoes is what keeps me from failing my math class, THANK YOU
I am so confused
+Stephanie Rudisill do you have a specific question I can answer that will help you?
Yes I'm trying to get the multiplicity and end behavior of a problem like this: (x-3)^2(4x-x) I keep getting it's crossing and touching at 3 and that 3 has two different multiplicities. Just really confused.
based on what you wrote when determining multiplicity you have to have your factors in linear form(meaning inside the parenthesis the power of each variable is 1) The power of the factor is the multiplicity. By rewriting your polynomial I obtain x(4-x)(x-3)^2
therefore your zeros will be 0,4,and 3 with multiplicities 1,1,and 2 respectively. For odd multiplicities the graph will cross, for even multiplicities the graph will bounce. Did that help at all?
+Mr. McLogan's Math Channel yes thank you
Thanks!! You should upload more videos! They are so helpful.
9000 isn't enough? haha yes still uploading
Let's ignore the fact that I'm watching this while taking an online math test
Same😂
How was yalls test?
I may be 2 yrs late but i gotta know 😤😤😤😤
@@asiaquispe7668 yeah come on we gotta know
hey quick question but what does the multiplicity actually do?
it determines if the function crosses or just touches the x axis at a certain zero. even touches and goes back, odd crosses
Can functions have no multiplicity
It is a polynomial of degree 5,order 3,rank 1 and p. number 0. Ans.
This guy is awesome
😍😍😍
seriously...can this guy come teach my college elementary functions class? its remote...
what is your name sir
the polynomial degree is 5. Why it does not have 5 zeros ?
It does two of them occur twice and one occurs once.
@@brianthomas722
okay
t=0
t= + and - sqrt3
and what also ?
Man I have a final tomorrow that’s 30 questions and I’m scared I won’t graduate if I fail it. 😭
WHAT IF THERE IS NO GCF!!??!?!
thats where im at
this is very good than k u
i got so lost at 1:03
I didn't get it, also I didn't get the degree of the polynomial graph 😭😔
When he threw the marker😭
waste of something almost perfectly good
Dude this is in precalculus
Yes
lemme ride the boat
Huh
Don’t know
this... was no help
ur cute
Terrible explanation
i wouldnt say that
you are incorrect
I'm going to fail.