Thank you man.. in my university they just throw a definition at you and make you prove it and do other useless stuff with it, they never explain what it accually does... It's so simple when you see an example.
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Do you know how to find the error bound for this approximation? Or do you have a resource that you can point me to that will tell me? I would greatly appreciate it, as I am struggling in this class. Thank you
Let us know if this video helped you in your numerical methods course, and if you want to see more on the subject down below!!
Can you please do some videos on Bezier Curves, Splines , B-Splines etc.
Sachin K Mohan thanks for the suggestion, well definitely consider making some videos on these topics!
Thanks for the video it was so helpful
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YES it help a lot, thanks!
a 10 minute video explained it better than a 2 hour lecture! thanks man
Thank you man.. in my university they just throw a definition at you and make you prove it and do other useless stuff with it, they never explain what it accually does... It's so simple when you see an example.
No problem, we agree, personally I always learned better from following an example vs reading theory.
Just got out from my last midterm exam which was numerical analysis.
Killed it thanks to you man!
Great job, very glad to hear we could help! Keep it up!
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You're the first person that managed to explain this to me, absolute legend!
i got exam tomorrow and i didnt focus this class for a whole sem then I found you thank you so much need less than 10 minute to understand
Happy to hear. Good luck!
Thank you so much. You made this really simple and easy to understand. I have an exam and was freaking out over this topic. Life saver!
Thank you so much! Lifesaver! So much better than trying to work this out from long formulas in textbooks!
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Thank You for uploading this video.
It help me a lot. I understand a whole problem how to solve it.
one day before my exam i saw this video and it help me to understand this problem.
Best explanation,,,,clean video,,,,,,clear voice,,,,,,THANKS BRO
Thanks alot man, appreciate it, glad we could help!
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Watching this to prepare myself for my quiz tomorrow, this helped me a lot!
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After six year n today i find it very very helpfull.thanks alot professor
thanks! taking numerical analysis and there's not much content out there but luckily I found this
Thanks man. Made it sound simple, which it is now that I've understood from you! The coloured markers were great too.
Thank you sir for these types of videos. Today I really understood the Newtonian polynomial.
Thank you very much, your explanation is thorough. Keep doing what you're doing.
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Thanks a lot, I doubt I could've gotten this without a good example!!!!
how can we calculate the error after having the final expression of the function ?
A bit too late, Im sure you gonna need the expression ofthe function f to calculate the error.
Thanks . This video saved my time
Thank you this is a great method and much easier than the method given by my professor!
Wow..Very nicely explained. I was having a hard time with this interpolation technique. Thanks Alot
I especially liked the neat trick for finding denominators (which can be the most confusing thing in this method).
Excellent man, really glad to hear the video helped you. We love when the tricks we share come in handy!
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It is a smart way to know divided difference of newton form.
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Thanks for the clear explanation. It was easy to understand.
Thanks I needed a solved example for my assignment!
Thank you, hope will help tomorrow in the exams!
Lagamura Chess good luck!
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Thank you. This tutorial is good AF.
Fred you're awesome! i really want to see a lagrange extrapolation using richarson!
thanks so much for the positive feedback, welcome to the channel! let me take a look into that, thanks for the suggestion!
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Thank you so much Sir for your efforts !! It was really helpful to understand.
Sachin K Mohan excellent, thanks for the nice comment! Glad it helped you.
Thank you so much so clearly taught!
Amazing trick, stuff like this makes me love math
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Perfectly explained !
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That is very clear. Thank you!
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Thank you!! Super helpful
can you please do central and hermite divided difference
+Sylva1n we will add it to the list of topics we want to cover. Thanks for the suggestion!
Thx, you saved my university exam
Great glad to hear!
Great explanation. Thanks. Does that technique report an exact value or is it just an approximation?
Thanks alot. The accuracy of this method depends on the number of points we have.
Do you know how to find the error bound for this approximation? Or do you have a resource that you can point me to that will tell me? I would greatly appreciate it, as I am struggling in this class. Thank you
THANK YOU SO MUCH! IT HELPS ME A LOT :)
NADIAH great, we're glad! Thanks for the comment.
Is it mandatory to order the values of x (first column) from lower to higher?
The video was excellent. However, I noticed that the general formula had fn-1 instead of fn. Could you please confirm if this is correct or not?
thank you so much you really helped me a lot
Thanks a lot mate!
Yasin Çağatay Duygu thanks bro much appreciated!
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Thank you verry much for thus video
good explanation but my question is do we need to have x values at equal distance here?
Thanks, and nope they don't have to be at equal distance
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Thank you for your video
Why dont more professors teach it this way instead of making it look super complicated?????
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Thank you so much!!
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Pls can u tell me d name of the textbook u use
Love this video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I know this question might be stupid for some, but is this method the same for Newton's Backward divided difference
Thank you so much :)
No problem, thanks for the comment!
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Great glad it helped!
How do we solve it if we have 3 x and 3 f(x) values ?
Same way except you'll have a function of degree 2 instead of 3 like this problem
@@AFMathandEngineering Thank you. My prof was solving them in different way but yes this one works for all too.
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Sir ...is this different from the forward and backward interpolation?
Thanks for the vid!
gallogian3 cheers thanks for the comment!
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Can you please do some videos on Control volume FINIT ELEMENT METHODE
That isn't something we personally use, thanks for the suggestion though