thank you SO MUCH! I'm currently taking pre-calculus in college and every.single.time my professor teaches us something she makes it super hard and complicated. and I swear if it wasn't for your videos my B would definitely be a WF lol. Thank you so much man! I appreciate it
@@natmsanchez Natalie Sanchez you do realize in college it's a lot harder. Maya probably needed a reminder on how to do the basics again so that they'll be able to continue the harder part of it.
Hey Brian!! I love your videos and the way you teach! Don’t ever stop making videos ❤️ i would like if you could make a video finding the a1 term, and solving for a1!!! Thank you
I would write out a graph to find the 80th term but I never knew there was an formula to find the nth term. Thanks so much , I will use this on my quiz tomorrow!
The sum of the first and 4 term of AP is 10 and the sum of the third and 6 term of AP is 18 find A) first term. B) common difference Calculate me this question
if only my teacher didn't take this and then spend the weekend finding ways to make it way more difficult than the curriculum stuff in the textbook. You should do a series of these for the unfortunate people who are saddled with a really tough teacher, with way more difficult questions.
Honestly You are the best teacher in the world coz I've watched all your teaching videos and I really appreciate your teaching and I wish to be one of student too... Keep it up 💕🙏
I wish someone else (Patrick JMT, Professor Leonard, Krista King) was doing this... I hate using this guy's site... always skipping steps! Can anyone recommend someone else I haven't found? Please!!!
Thank you for helping me, I just stared using your videos to help me understand the math course work better, i go to wava an online school but the course work is really confusing and you make it so much more simple for my brain to understand
we're learning this in algebra 2b but i have a question... what if the problem states "find the specified term of each arithmetic sequence" and the problem is t of 7 = - 19, t of 10 = -28; t of 21 i really need help and i have a test tomorrow and i need an A to raise my grade up really badly!! please reply!!
Can i ask? Sir brian? How to find the nth term of geometric sequence whose initial term A1 and common ratio R are given? I dont know the formula can you help me sir?
Hi sir Brian thank you so much for uploading this video of yours it helped me a lot with my assignment instead of adding it with it’s difference then enter enter from the moment you reached what sequence it is I already subscribed 😍
okay, so umm...I have this problem.. "Determine whether 447 is a term of each sequence" I'm just wondering how can I know that 447 is a term of that specific sequence? Thank you in advance :"))
Our teacher took almost an hour just to explain the same thing and still most of us didn't understand... and this is not even a 5 min video and I learned it in one shot.
Thank you very much it really helped..but what if the Q says: Find the 1st five terms of the sequence when a0=1 and a1=1 And an=n.an-1+n^2.an-2 I would be so glad if you give me any idea about it..thank you again
I got a question, the teacher said we don't know the rule, but actually, you can find it through the first number of the sequence which is 5 and the difference which is 2, and then you make a list of the sequences, which is 5,7,9..... After that, we know that the rule is 2n+3, then you plug in your number n, you get the result. I FIND THE MISTAKE, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
am i the only one who noticed the "duh hello" written on top of the white board? haha lol
my students had fund with that
Nope I noticed it from the first
@@daniellemongaya5712 yup, me too...it's cool actually 😅🙂
lol same hahaha
XD
Who’s using this to help you on the quiz your taking from home because COVID-19?
wow this is actually quite easy, I swear everytime a new topic comes up it looks hard
thanks alot! from 2020 :))
Thank you so much you are actually carrying my grade.
I freaking love this guy, extremely helpful
+TEJOIS2COOL4U : ) happy to help
Way to go!
plz help me I still dont get it
also you look like randy orton
@@ammanuelh3413 I hate math so soooooo much
thank you SO MUCH! I'm currently taking pre-calculus in college and every.single.time my professor teaches us something she makes it super hard and complicated. and I swear if it wasn't for your videos my B would definitely be a WF lol. Thank you so much man! I appreciate it
Maya Angelou you are very very welcome! happy to be able to help you out and keep that grade up!
I’m in 8th grade learning this
you’re doing this in college ??! i’m in 8th grade advanced math and i’m doing this lmao 😂
@@natmsanchez so
@@natmsanchez Natalie Sanchez you do realize in college it's a lot harder. Maya probably needed a reminder on how to do the basics again so that they'll be able to continue the harder part of it.
Best algebra teacher in the world please be my teacher
Hey Brian!! I love your videos and the way you teach! Don’t ever stop making videos ❤️ i would like if you could make a video finding the a1 term, and solving for a1!!! Thank you
appreciate it, will do
LITERALLY SO HELPFUL
so I have to take algebra one at a high school (and I'm in seventh grade) and they go so fast- this helped a lot
Algebra 1*
Ikr, my math teacher just changed to so this helped alot
What school does this man teach at I must attend it
I would write out a graph to find the 80th term but I never knew there was an formula to find the nth term. Thanks so much , I will use this on my quiz tomorrow!
you are very welcome! best of luck
Thank you you saved my grade 🙏🏼🙏🏼
just happy to be able to help
I swear every time I think all hope is lost I find this man’s videos and I’m literally saved
😍😍😍
Your videos have helped me a lot! Thank you sir
You make math understandable. I finally get it. Thanks!
you are very welcome! happy to be able to help you out!
Ok and if I am asked to give them the formula
The sum of the first and 4 term of AP is 10 and the sum of the third and 6 term of AP is 18 find
A) first term. B) common difference
Calculate me this question
Not the best but better than my teacher
OMG thank u so much!! Even though my problem is not in your example but it gave the insight to my solution.
You the goat for all these vids
I always follow you whenever i want solution in mathematics. I like the. Way you do solutions
Once again you were of great help, thank you :)
Sir,Your teaching method is so simple
It's kinda so easy to understand .
How would you do it if it was a1 X (n-1)d?
your far better teacher than my teacher is, i wish i could attend your class
Thank you very much for this video. I'm writing a maths test today and I believe I'm ready all thanks to this video.
Thanks,I enjoyed it.
very nice teaching
if only my teacher didn't take this and then spend the weekend finding ways to make it way more difficult than the curriculum stuff in the textbook. You should do a series of these for the unfortunate people who are saddled with a really tough teacher, with way more difficult questions.
sorry you had such a hard time, but happy to help!
@@brianmclogan can you please answer this an=12-3n🙏
Honestly You are the best teacher in the world coz I've watched all your teaching videos and I really appreciate your teaching and I wish to be one of student too... Keep it up 💕🙏
You help me finish my homework thanks a lot❤️
That was easier than I thought it was. Well, mostly because of my 8th grade teacher.
Thanks
Thank you so much😍
I lab you yieeeeee exam is coming up dis lesson is very helpfulll
I wish someone else (Patrick JMT, Professor Leonard, Krista King) was doing this... I hate using this guy's site... always skipping steps! Can anyone recommend someone else I haven't found? Please!!!
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always helpful! thank you :)
Thank you for helping me, I just stared using your videos to help me understand the math course work better, i go to wava an online school but the course work is really confusing and you make it so much more simple for my brain to understand
Hi Sir. Thank youuu so much! From 2020 haha. God bless!
Thanks really helpful
explains 100% better than my teacher
Your video was helpful to me thnx lot now I can master this nth term stuff.
You are a help again. Thank you so much man keep doing your thing
Great help, thankyou
you are very welcome!
we're learning this in algebra 2b but i have a question... what if the problem states "find the specified term of each arithmetic sequence" and the problem is t of 7 = - 19, t of 10 = -28; t of 21 i really need help and i have a test tomorrow and i need an A to raise my grade up really badly!! please reply!!
This guy is probably one of the most popular math teachers right now
Happy to do my part
Thank you sir
it's been 5 years since most of these were made, but these are the only videos helping me pass.
awesome, hope I can get back to making more of them
How do I work out the sequence n(n+1)
thank you so much.You're such a big help ❤❤❤
you are very welcome Alyssa!
I am learning this for the very first time, is the value of d the difference between each term?
yes
Best
You are soo smart ( no sarcasm ) this helped a lot thanks
What about when there is no common difference? My problem says 1/5,6,1/7,8,1/9... find the nth term... ???
Well explained, thank you, that helped me to understand the topic better.
thanks . helped a lot. hv u ever visited India??
you are very welcome! No I have not
Can i ask? Sir brian? How to find the nth term of geometric sequence whose initial term A1 and common ratio R are given? I dont know the formula can you help me sir?
so if I have for example 15 and 16 but am looking for the 5th? How would I do that?
How I wish you're my college math professor 😧
This is the method our teacher teach to us. From 6th grade.
awesome, great teacher
Hi sir Brian thank you so much for uploading this video of yours it helped me a lot with my assignment instead of adding it with it’s difference then enter enter from the moment you reached what sequence it is I already subscribed 😍
Awesome Katniss Happy to be able to help you out
can i have help what does "a of n2 mean or "a of 10" mean. it's like a big letter with a smaller one on the bottom of it
holy shit he just explained this in 2 seconds better than my teacher ever did
okay, so umm...I have this problem..
"Determine whether 447 is a term of each sequence"
I'm just wondering how can I know that 447 is a term of that specific sequence?
Thank you in advance :"))
not sure what the sequences are but unable to work on extra problems as I currently am still teaching at my school
I see, thank you though! :")
he looks like Randy Orton from WWE.
lmao, thanks for the vid! really helped alot.
you are very welcome!
Absolutely like randy orton 😂
i live in london and im finding this so useful thanks
Im trying to figure it out on my own and got stuck for 2 hours thank youu very much
it actually did pretty help me I suppose so
thanks
+Aamna Qazi happy to help
Thanks
Where did he get the (n-1)?
what if the second differences is not constant like 3,10,21,36
What grade are you teaching
I love the cheer teams written in the board😂😂👏🏽
Quick Maths!
yes
thank you
you are very welcome!
What if I’m given a sequence (-11,-16,-21,...) and I know that d=-5? I need to find the next two terms and I’m so confused
Our teacher took almost an hour just to explain the same thing and still most of us didn't understand... and this is not even a 5 min video and I learned it in one shot.
awesome! happy to be able to help you out!
Can someone answer this?
Find the 42nd term of the sequence 5,10,15... ( arithmetic sequence )
Thank you very much it really helped..but what if the Q says:
Find the 1st five terms of the sequence when a0=1 and a1=1
And an=n.an-1+n^2.an-2
I would be so glad if you give me any idea about it..thank you again
sorry I just able to focus on my current classes
I’m so lost like actually
Bro I'm trying to do Ixl on this and I cried because it's so confusing
Can we replace the value of 'n' in any number, say 5n+11 ??
Which means 3rd term = 5(2)+11
=10+11
= 21
Plz lemme know if I'm right...thnx🙂
Where did you find a7 term???:((
Still helpful :)
Dude looks like he asks for extra mayonnaise and when he gets it get complains about not having enough
Ur a god ❤️❤️
just happy to help!
Someone help me please
15,18,21 what is the nth term for this?
How would you do it if I'm not given the 1st
term?
help me too :(((
I got a question, the teacher said we don't know the rule, but actually, you can find it through the first number of the sequence which is 5 and the difference which is 2, and then you make a list of the sequences, which is 5,7,9..... After that, we know that the rule is 2n+3, then you plug in your number n, you get the result. I FIND THE MISTAKE, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Is an=a1+(n-1)d equation for all arithmetic sequences?
Please tell ASAP
yes
Thanks
Your students must be so lucky to have a teacher like you
what if a_1 is not given
Is it just me or like, how do I find out the difference?
Wait what's the nth term even?
will this work in reverse, so lets say a4=7 and a6=15, whats the first term?
25greengoblin yes
ITS THE CHEER LOGOS FOR ME !!
Thx
cheers!
What grade is this
Algebra 2 or Pre-calculus, do not remember
@@brianmclogan ok I'm in 8th grade and we are learning this now and I was wondering if we are ahead or behind
not sure, do not teach 8th grade
What grade do you teach
Jonny sir 😂🙌
anyone else wish he was your math teacher
thx
I wanna ask a question but you can't answer me