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You need to be cloned, lady and put into every math classroom. I saw your EXCELLENT trig video using the hexagon technique to remember relationships of functions. Where were you when I was trying to learn this? I never have seen this clear-cut an explanation in ANY math textbook. A billion thumbs up to you!
I too saw that video, namely: "Super Hexagon for Trigonometric Identities." I had to copy the diagram of mnemonic hexagon on a page inside my booklet "Formulae and Tables" (Irish booklet that is used in state examinations).
HEY DON'T MEMORISE... I just wanted to HONESTLY AND EXTREMELY THANK YOU for making me understand this concept in SUCH A BEAUTIFUL way❤️ Me as a Physics Lover always wanted this❤️ Appreciating ur kind effort... Thanks and keep moving making science more beautiful and much simpler❤️
Thanks a lot for your kind words of appreciation, Avantika! We are pleased to know our video helped you understand the concept well. Keep watching, supporting and learning!! 🙂🙂
Sir actually this is a case of differential equation in video she proved valur of e from it whereas we find the the values using integration in differential equations
As a former corporate finance guy turned math teacher, I must tell you, this is the best explanation of e I have ever encountered. Please continue to make videos! I will be showing this to my class as we discover growth and decay tomorrow!
😀😀😀😀 I started hating the Banks now....... These Bankers are very opportunists.... One way more and One way less. And we are always made fools. 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
@@venkatarao1658 never think like that if you are saving your money in bank. They offer safety for your money. And easier access to money as credit card and digital money. Btw, i'm not a banker tho
Thank you so much for your appreciation. We are glad that you understood the concept. We are happy that we could help you learn. You really motivate us. We love our Pi Army and would like to stay connected.🤗🤗
Thank you everyone for the amazing response to this video! We're overwhelmed :) However, we would like to accept two mistakes that we've committed in this video: 1. Euler is pronounced incorrectly. Should be pronounced as Oi-ler and not Yoo-ler. 2. At 7:20, the corresponding value for 10,000 should be 2.71814 and NOT 2.7184. We sincerely apologize for the mistakes! We wish we could edit or re-upload the corrected video. But in that case, we would lose all our views. A big thank you to everyone that pointed our mistakes out. We will be more careful next time. Until then, happy learning :)
Just a note: you frequently use the word "multiples" when a more accurate word would be "powers." The "multiples" of 10 are {10, 20, 30, 40.....} while the powers of 10 are {10, 100, 1000, 10000....}.
I see. Now I also understand the charge and discharge time of capacitors and inductors. They both make use of euler's constant because they are portraying growth/decay of charge in both components.
This is the best explanation of this amazing phenomenon, called "e". I appreciate your time and efforts to create the supportive computer graphic, I know it's very time consuming! So, BIG THANKS!!
Years of my life wondering what e is, years trying to understand it myself, only for it to be explained so beautifully and so simple, great job simplifying a difficult concept
This is amazing explanation, I am a self confessed "dumb" yet I understood it so well, I am disappointed with nearly 2K people giving this excellent video a thumb "down", it desrves a million likes, so well done and thanks.
it's too much comprehensive that I can't pause the video even at once and can't stop myself from subscribing this channel. Thanks and all the best from Nepal👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😇😇😇
Excellent presentation! I was a tutor for 9 years and so I know when someone is really good at explaining! The graphics are great and the audio is perfect with time to digest what was just presented! Thumbs up!
This channel deserves wayyy more views.... After watching her videos no one can think to themselves that they are bad at maths..... impeccable teacher!!!👍❤️
this video is awesome! I used e and natural log in formulas all through school without ever truly understanding what they meant. I wish I had seen this years ago haha
Wow..nice..I'm convinced that constants like 'e' mean something more than just a number and their values can be derived if we know their significance ...thanks for an educating video.👍🏼
So nicely and easily you have explained this.....Students of this genre will be benefitted by the video you have uploaded.... In our days we had only hard copy black & white boring books.... But your video is a boon for the current genre kids and also fun to watch
Thanks a lot for your kind words and appreciation, Subhendu! We are pleased to know that you find our channel a boon for the kids of today's generation. Thanks again and Keep supporting 🙂🙂
I wish I could give this video e^1000 thumbs up. I am an engineer, graduated many years ago, and always struggled to understad the true concept of e. Great video!
It's so much better than those vedios which only tells the formulas based logs but not the exact concept explaining what they are for real.its like difference between mathematician and a calculator
You guys would make me the happiest kid in the world if you all would take the time to register and discuss some common school related topics on my new website!! mycollegecatcher.com/forum/
I have gone years never fully understanding eulers number -actual years of my life spent in silent confusion just going along with whatever my math teachers tell me and yall just explain the whole mess in less than 10 minutes?! thank you
Then why do u study or even live here? I don't find it right to criticize the country in which you live. In fact you should feel blessed to be an Indian.
+Ayushi Jain i feel proud being in a country where there is unity only when there is a cricket match, on a country where scams were just normal, where education is outdated (eg:- Accounts is now not done manually but they still yeach us the '90s way) and many more well, I'm genuinely proud that now changes are taking place and our country is growing people are aware of all sorts of things but we're not there yet…
I didn't know that the concepts in our textbooks are this much fun and loving . I'm thankful to you from the bottom heart . Love you don't memorize may you keep mesmerizing in the decades to come . You'll surely be an indirect cause of change in the perspective of students .
Ya i saw youtuber ( forgot a name) but he had 80k sub and his 1 video got 5 million views i was like what the fuck this dude's video blasted more than Hiroshima and Nagasaki
@Don't Memorise Im just so thankful we have you guys You're doing such a great job by tackling the concepts There are hundreds out there who simply explain how to solve questions You deserve much more; it's just that most people want an easy way out (to simply solve the question) but we know that conceptual clarity is more important. Just one thing: It's my sincere request that you categorise all your videos into playlists. There are so many amazing resources on your channel but most of it becomes untapped potential. We only get to know about the ones that get recommended.
What is this life best for? Most non-sense teachers make us hopeless due to their laziness. But thanks to God for creating you on the other side of life. Now, life seems meaningful due to u . STAY BLESSED!!!!
She's that good she will be able to work out the probability of how that could of happened with all its variables based on age, location, "e", orbit, quantum mechanics ,, magic and the cosine rule, just for fun 😅
I wish I had seen this long time ago here in Egypt Education is all about memorizing could you imagine that's how our teacher explain "our lesson today is e Lim (1+1/X)^X = e Lim (1+1/X)^X+Y= e lim (1+y/x)^x = e^y Lim (1+1/X)^yX = e^y " then : "solve these Questions lim (X/(1+X)) = ..... ? " for the first time I know what this e really is generally I would memorize some questions and answers then write down what I had memorized in the exam paper and leave it for luck
hold on lol I think I just found an error or smth while thinking ohh it's really increasing when I was looking at 9:04 But I also found that the amount decreases from 2.7184 -> 2.718268 in 10000 -> 100000 hahahaha
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You made this so easy to understand... of course it can't be explained in a classroom with all the perfect numbers but can be tried... supper amazing. I'm following you and I'll try to see all of your lectures. Thank you v much for providing us with clear concepts.
Since the title says 'What is e', the video is good enough. Still the way the video starts, I thought there would be some explanation for why e is used as a preferred base for logarithms, just as it explained why 10 is a commonly used base.
Jatin Sanghvi it s because it is extremely useful in transforming functions into trigonometric functions,with cis thetha.Also it describes infinite CI.and e^x is the only number which is its integral,as well as derivative I believe these properties of e are due to e,being defined as lim x approaches infinity. (1+1/x)^x=e.The reason e is important,is because it helps in simplifying complicated integrals and also,it s log helps to describe real life phenomena,such as Boyle s law
Exactly how euler came. Across this number e ... Thank you for making me understand the concept i was juggling in the whole day ... I And. Fortunately I subscribed the channel earlier.. Now yt recommended this .
After watchcing your all video i realized your explanation is best i search video for other topic on your channel even you dindnt made a video about that thanks for all the explanation 😅
It is true that as n tends to infinity, it reaches the value e, however, if n is a very huge number say 10¹⁰, the result would be one point something . It seems to have a second convergence at 1 as n tends even further towards infinity
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You need to be cloned, lady and put into every math classroom. I saw your EXCELLENT trig video using the hexagon technique to remember relationships of functions. Where were you when I was trying to learn this? I never have seen this clear-cut an explanation in ANY math textbook. A billion thumbs up to you!
Thank you for your kind words! We really appreciate your compliment :)
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I too saw that video, namely: "Super Hexagon for Trigonometric Identities." I had to copy the diagram of mnemonic hexagon on a page inside my booklet "Formulae and Tables" (Irish booklet that is used in state examinations).
I think Math is taught better in India. They tend to love math.
@@manishas9411 Too, India's is a British-based school system, where standards traditionally have been higher.
Teachers like u have potential to create great mathematicians😊😉
Thank you for the love and support, it really means a lot.
I'm glad that our content is so helpful to you! Much love. :)
not really,doing something as a hobby and casually isnt the same as repeating the same agony for 20 years ;)
@@dusty3357 as a mathematician my self, people don't call it agony .
math is beautiful and it's a true art
**E is the 5th letter of the English alphabetical series... **
GENIUS!
Ha ha
Ē
It's smaller (e)😂
This is little rare one
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I remember asking my teacher this question..
Got 'exponent' as answer.
That's why I love this channel.
Exponent is correct. That's where the phrase exponential growth comes.
@@ashokwwf not a helpful answer tho
@@ashokwwf I always hated that obviously correct and completely useless answer. Made no sense to me.
@@ashokwwf u need that kind of teacher
@@suyashprksh What kind of teacher?
HEY DON'T MEMORISE...
I just wanted to HONESTLY AND EXTREMELY THANK YOU for making me understand this concept in SUCH A BEAUTIFUL way❤️
Me as a Physics Lover always wanted this❤️
Appreciating ur kind effort... Thanks and keep moving making science more beautiful and much simpler❤️
Thanks a lot for your kind words of appreciation, Avantika!
We are pleased to know our video helped you understand the concept well.
Keep watching, supporting and learning!! 🙂🙂
Isn't logarithms maths topic?
@@brittlestars5665 Yes, but it's application uses in almost everywhere.
A difficult concept explained in a very simple way. Wonderful explanation.
Thank you so much :)
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Sir actually this is a case of differential equation in video she proved valur of e from it whereas we find the the values using integration in differential equations
As a former corporate finance guy turned math teacher, I must tell you, this is the best explanation of e I have ever encountered. Please continue to make videos! I will be showing this to my class as we discover growth and decay tomorrow!
Do you teach financial math?
Wow, I finished high school without really knowing what e was, and now I finally understand where it comes from. thanks.
We're humbled to hear that! Thank you :)
The Banks will hate you after their clients understand this. LOL.
😀😀😀😀
I started hating the Banks now.......
These Bankers are very opportunists....
One way more and One way less.
And we are always made fools.
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Well, it is basically compound interest
@@venkatarao1658 never think like that if you are saving your money in bank. They offer safety for your money. And easier access to money as credit card and digital money. Btw, i'm not a banker tho
The function of "e" is not limited for Banks and developing compound interest system. This is something very special.
@@octobsession3061 ya but sometimes people take advantage of people which is sad :(
Don't memorize but understand is my motto in learning so when I found this channel I was pumped up. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your appreciation. We are glad that you understood the concept. We are happy that we could help you learn. You really motivate us. We love our Pi Army and would like to stay connected.🤗🤗
Thank you everyone for the amazing response to this video! We're overwhelmed :)
However, we would like to accept two mistakes that we've committed in this video:
1. Euler is pronounced incorrectly. Should be pronounced as Oi-ler and not Yoo-ler.
2. At 7:20, the corresponding value for 10,000 should be 2.71814 and NOT 2.7184.
We sincerely apologize for the mistakes! We wish we could edit or re-upload the corrected video. But in that case, we would lose all our views. A big thank you to everyone that pointed our mistakes out. We will be more careful next time. Until then, happy learning :)
You pronounce it that way because you studied in India. As much as you try to mask that accent, it comes through.
All right, all right! Don't let it happen again. :P (LOL)
Don't Memorise can u make grade 10 physics videos
Cbse
Don't Memorise Really credible...
I will sleep less stupid tonight
Haha, thank you :)
I know
This made me laugh.
I don’t get it....
Why will you sleep less tonight Stupid?
How are you gonna call someone a dumb fuck then say no offense? I heard of passive aggressive before but damn.
Just a note: you frequently use the word "multiples" when a more accurate word would be "powers." The "multiples" of 10 are {10, 20, 30, 40.....} while the powers of 10 are {10, 100, 1000, 10000....}.
I see. Now I also understand the charge and discharge time of capacitors and inductors. They both make use of euler's constant because they are portraying growth/decay of charge in both components.
AM JUST CURIOUS ON HOW BACTERIA EXPONENTIALLY DOUBLES ITS NUMBER OVER TIME. THIS WAS WHAT BROUGHT ME HERE
This is the best explanation of this amazing phenomenon, called "e".
I appreciate your time and efforts to create the supportive computer graphic, I know it's very time consuming!
So, BIG THANKS!!
Thank you for your comment. Means a lot :)
v good my friend
Al Johnson
NICE.... Keep it up.
Al Johnson
Years of my life wondering what e is, years trying to understand it myself, only for it to be explained so beautifully and so simple, great job simplifying a difficult concept
Amazing video. The precise definition of "e" in 7:47 timestamp helps so much. Subscribed!
This is amazing explanation, I am a self confessed "dumb" yet I understood it so well, I am disappointed with nearly 2K people giving this excellent video a thumb "down", it desrves a million likes, so well done and thanks.
I seriously dont have a clue why people dislike great stuff like this...
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this is so awesome, i´m really sad, that i couldn´t see this video in school back then
Thank you for your kind words Chrysa :)
same here
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Our ability for continual learning is life’s greatest gift - be happy that your gift is not being wasted.
Idiot😂😂
it's too much comprehensive that I can't pause the video even at once and can't stop myself from subscribing this channel. Thanks and all the best from Nepal👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😇😇😇
Thank you so much Christina! We loved your Nepali fusion dance btw. Good going :)
Thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!! xoxoxo..........
he im nepali too
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I will do ☺👌
Excellent presentation! I was a tutor for 9 years and so I know when someone is really good at explaining! The graphics are great and the audio is perfect with time to digest what was just presented! Thumbs up!
Thank you for the love and support, it really means a lot. I'm glad that our content is so helpful!
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I cant believe there's someone who can make everything comprehensible. I easily understand every lessons and I enjoy watching it. Tnx.
This should be the introduction to e for all students. Clear and concise explanation. Thank you.
when i was in secondary school, i thought that ln is in.
Same
Me too
Lol
arjunabetta me too same
but secondary school already teach ln lol

If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.
And you explain so simply.
Feynman Technique
Einstein
I once knew the meme E, now I know this
I understand this e but i dont understood meme E?
@@ankitaaarya Ë
Ha ha markiplier go haha
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Ankit Arya the whole point of E is that it has no meaning 😂😂
This channel deserves wayyy more views.... After watching her videos no one can think to themselves that they are bad at maths..... impeccable teacher!!!👍❤️
Thanks for a clear, concise -- indeed, excellent -- explanation of the value 'e'. How people gave this a thumb down escapes me.
this video is awesome! I used e and natural log in formulas all through school without ever truly understanding what they meant. I wish I had seen this years ago haha
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I still don't understand😓
In the end after watching the full video i understood nothing 😂
It' s for 11 or 12 std
Bhai tu phele 12 me aao
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Very simple,paisa salana loan pe doge Kam vyaj aayega,har mahine chakravraddhi pe doge to jyada aayega
Wow..nice..I'm convinced that constants like 'e' mean something more than just a number and their values can be derived if we know their significance ...thanks for an educating video.👍🏼
+swadeep kumar thank you for your comment :)
Something more than just a number... I'd like you to give more explanation. I'm very interested.
The world need many like you mam.Then the students will realise that math is softer than butter.
Just blindly applied every time but this has to be one of most clarifying videos about the fundamentals of e.. Thank you for the clarity...
Your style of English speaking is amazing all the word are sound very well
Lmao
Thank you! you have increased my understanding exponentially because of your videos 😉
Thank you very much. I have been looking for this explanation for years.
Amazing we need this kind of vedoes
So nicely and easily you have explained this.....Students of this genre will be benefitted by the video you have uploaded.... In our days we had only hard copy black & white boring books.... But your video is a boon for the current genre kids and also fun to watch
Thanks a lot for your kind words and appreciation, Subhendu! We are pleased to know that you find our channel a boon for the kids of today's generation. Thanks again and Keep supporting 🙂🙂
Great!!!
This is the best explanation of Euler's number on RUclips.
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The Indian accent LITERALLY Helps me to understand everything 👌
"literally" isn't needed here and is actually misused. Literature has to do with written - literature.
@@louf7178 I don't think he is referring to literature. He means "actually" or "really".
Okay! Really glad that I finally understood this, thank you for such a great video!!
Simple and straight to the point
I wish I could give this video e^1000 thumbs up. I am an engineer, graduated many years ago, and always struggled to understad the true concept of e. Great video!
Thank you so much for your words of appreciation, Manuel Fernando Casas!
We are glad we were able to simplify the concept for you😊
Wish I'm u 😢
It's so much better than those vedios which only tells the formulas based logs but not the exact concept explaining what they are for real.its like difference between mathematician and a calculator
the best explanation i could have asked for!
can't explain my reaction in words.. loved it.. superb
Thank you for your kind words, Tushar! We really appreciate your compliment :)
Super Impact on my concept of "e". Thankx a ton.
Thank you :)
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I can say it is the bestest explanation ever . No one can explain such complex concepts like you taught . Thank u very much ☺️
You are most welcome, Om. Comments like these inspire us to work hard, and create more learning content for our students!
That’s the most beautiful explanation on the RUclips I’ve ever seen.
I have gone years never fully understanding eulers number -actual years of my life spent in silent confusion just going along with whatever my math teachers tell me and yall just explain the whole mess in less than 10 minutes?!
thank you
I just love Indian accent so much! ;)
OMG Why our maths teacher don't explained like this?
sanjeev kushwaha because it is India
Then why do u study or even live here? I don't find it right to criticize the country in which you live. In fact you should feel blessed to be an Indian.
Ayushi Jain why should we feel blessed for living in a country? I live in Turkey, not blessed.
+Ayushi Jain i feel proud being in a country where there is unity only when there is a cricket match, on a country where scams were just normal, where education is outdated (eg:- Accounts is now not done manually but they still yeach us the '90s way) and many more
well, I'm genuinely proud that now changes are taking place and our country is growing people are aware of all sorts of things but we're not there yet…
I agree with u Mr Sagar Kampassi but still having a prejudice that all teachers in India are like that is wrong..
India has had many great teachers
Thank you for doing this and making your videos available for free!
I didn't know that the concepts in our textbooks are this much fun and loving .
I'm thankful to you from the bottom heart . Love you don't memorize may you keep mesmerizing in the decades to come . You'll surely be an indirect cause of change in the perspective of students .
This is golden information right here! brilliantly explained in such a short time. Thank you.
3:33 it doesn't mean our view count doubled one day.
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Ya i saw youtuber ( forgot a name) but he had 80k sub and his 1 video got 5 million views i was like what the fuck this dude's video blasted more than Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Taking the derivative of a^x, gives a^x*lim[h→0](a^h-1)/h. e is the value of a where this limit equals 1. With a≠e, this limit is ln a.
I would never realize e has anything to do with compounding until I see you. It's intriguing.
I suggested this channel to a lot of my friends.
We are really grateful to "Don't memorise".
Eureka Eureka!! I found this video!!! Now I know Euler. he is 2.718 yrs old
I wonder if my uni professor knows this. If yes, why does he keep it for himself? 😄
Haha.. really if i were the professor who knew it.. I would have told this to all of my students..
subtle self-promotion at around 3:23 there lmao
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. Appreciate all of your hardwork and thank you.
@Don't Memorise
Im just so thankful we have you guys
You're doing such a great job by tackling the concepts
There are hundreds out there who simply explain how to solve questions
You deserve much more; it's just that most people want an easy way out (to simply solve the question) but we know that conceptual clarity is more important.
Just one thing: It's my sincere request that you categorise all your videos into playlists.
There are so many amazing resources on your channel but most of it becomes untapped potential. We only get to know about the ones that get recommended.
4:16 She said the growth would be 50 percent in the first year. Should have said 50 percent in the first six month.
6:25 I was exactly thinking the same😂😂😂
who else is getting better education here in YT rather than school
only me?
Lovely lesson, the faux accent notwithstanding. A most useful video. Thanks!
What is this life best for? Most non-sense teachers make us hopeless due to their laziness. But thanks to God for creating you on the other side of life. Now, life seems meaningful due to u . STAY BLESSED!!!!
I wish you had been my math teacher 50 years ago.
She's that good she will be able to work out the probability of how that could of happened with all its variables based on age, location, "e", orbit, quantum mechanics ,, magic and the cosine rule, just for fun 😅
😂😂
I wish I had seen this long time ago
here in Egypt Education is all about memorizing
could you imagine that's how our teacher explain "our lesson today is e
Lim (1+1/X)^X = e
Lim (1+1/X)^X+Y= e
lim (1+y/x)^x = e^y
Lim (1+1/X)^yX = e^y "
then :
"solve these Questions
lim (X/(1+X)) = ..... ? "
for the first time I know what this e really is
generally I would memorize some questions and answers then write down what I had memorized in the exam paper and leave it for luck
Magician Miedo yea concept is most important but most of schools do like that only
you didn't have to mention Egypt we don't need more shame -_-
Magician Miedo, Egypt is not only country education is all about memorizing. Trust me.
Because no one answered it yet, isn't the answer 1/e? It's just
(X+1)/X = e, reverse it and voila
whoa! guys. thanks a ton. That was truly engaging. Never knew that I would get to know what else really is in ma life!
this has been so so helpful. omg youre amazing. thankyou!!! youre saving students EVERYWHERE
The best explanation i have ever got on youtube thanks mam hatts off
Surely Indian!
Gr8 in MATHEMATICS! : )
@M Detlef pls dont do racial attacks on indians.
@M Detlef Lol😂😂😂😂
@M Detlef 😒😒😒😒😒😒
Amazing explanation of e. Now I really understand what 'e' is.
Thanks DM
hold on lol I think I just found an error or smth while thinking ohh it's really increasing when I was looking at 9:04
But I also found that the amount decreases from 2.7184 -> 2.718268 in 10000 -> 100000 hahahaha
Wish I could give this more than a thumbs up. Great, intuitive video that is beyond just instructional.
This is one of the most valuables videos on RUclips!
I have a dollar , do that multipying thing you were talking about with it.
Lol
Please make more mathematical real life application videos.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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Brilliantly explained!!!
Thank you Richard :)
You made this so easy to understand... of course it can't be explained in a classroom with all the perfect numbers but can be tried... supper amazing. I'm following you and I'll try to see all of your lectures. Thank you v much for providing us with clear concepts.
I already have the understanding of logs before treating this topic . Thank you very much for this video
Wish the audio to the video wasn't so staticky. Still, its a great video. Thanks for the explanation.
Thank you for your feedback :)
Wow....Really amazing explanation.
Since the title says 'What is e', the video is good enough. Still the way the video starts, I thought there would be some explanation for why e is used as a preferred base for logarithms, just as it explained why 10 is a commonly used base.
Jatin Sanghvi it s because it is extremely useful in transforming functions into trigonometric functions,with cis thetha.Also it describes infinite CI.and e^x is the only number which is its integral,as well as derivative
I believe these properties of e are due to e,being defined as lim x approaches infinity. (1+1/x)^x=e.The reason e is important,is because it helps in simplifying complicated integrals and also,it s log helps to describe real life phenomena,such as Boyle s law
Thank you for this. I am a very young 47 year old postgraduate in engineering but i still enjoy your You Tube videos and your accent
Way better than most explanations.
Magical: No, as you increase the number of time periods, the increment of e becomes infinitesimally small.
That's correct Alan :)
excellent explanation
Thank you Huzaif :)
Kia ap mje urdu me bta skty ho 'e' k bary me
Euler is pronounced “Oiler”
Yes, but Leonhard won’t complain.... 😉🤣
Wonderfull explanation with such clarity. Most impressive.
Thank You!!!
Exactly how euler came. Across this number e ... Thank you for making me understand the concept i was juggling in the whole day ... I
And. Fortunately I subscribed the channel earlier.. Now yt recommended this .
Looking at the thumbnail I thought they were going to explain what is internet explorer
LOL SAME
😂😂😅 really lamao:)
Great video
5:04 - lost me there!
After watchcing your all video i realized your explanation is best i search video for other topic on your channel even you dindnt made a video about that thanks for all the explanation 😅
It is true that as n tends to infinity, it reaches the value e, however, if n is a very huge number say 10¹⁰, the result would be one point something .
It seems to have a second convergence at 1 as n tends even further towards infinity