Seems to be an excellent teacher. I am 77 years now and was a student of biology in my younger days. Unfortunately I had very limited exposure to mathematics. I followed now his lesson. on logarithms. It is interesting. Had I learnt mathematics from a teacher like him in my formative years I would have fared even better in my Physical Chemistry paper way back in 1967 when I was doing my post graduation in Soil chemistry. Such teachers can create interest even for biology students for whom mathematics is dreaded subject .
Another thing that’s sad is that nothing has changed since 1967 (or even before that), neither the boring lecturing approach nor the attitude and ego of teachers and the regimentation and control of school. The boon however is the Internet, knowing that I have an escape and I can go home and grasp a concept leaves me with such less stress. I always wonder how people such as you used to cope without the Internet. Anyways, incredible how you still have the thirst for learning! You just inspired me:)
Oh i wish i could learn in countries that i love because the people their really got this kind of motivation to teach people in smooth way...as for me in middle east however...the curriculum is just so rigid and the teachers are horrible...im bachelor now and taking math at a filthy educational center just to learn the basics of math and not the whole thing...im just taking all in a rush because i bachelor and i have to finish books before my exam...is just feels off...i really dont get people in contries such the US or UK however...never appreciate the gifts that they have during there education process...all taken by ease and great teachers...i just want to make my dream come true and learn my favorate subjects in the countries i love...feel like a student...uh just someday.
Actually none of his videos are monetised, even those over 10 mins. He is pretty much like Khan Academy; non-profit. That just makes me sad. He teaches millions of students for free, and chooses not to gain any salary. What a lovely, humble and intellectual human being.
@@HeadRecieverAtHeadOfficesometimes students don’t attend classes as the school provides them with recorded videos of the class This might be one of them
I feel like crying out of happiness every single time I watch your videos. You honestly turned my perspective around math completely and I now see it as a fun and enjoyable subject ☺️
Even if I wasn’t a mathematics enthusiast, his energy alone would draw me in. But I absolutely enjoy mathematics. And the way he teaches makes everything just feel so intuitive. I can’t believe all his videos are free. Because they should be shown in every classroom.
I feel like to go back to my high school years again to be able to learn mathematics !!! His teaching methods stimulate my brain !!! (I am grandma with 3 grandchildren) ...
I never understand mathematic but with th beginning of logarithm definition it shows that you a Mathematics expert.. I follow and understand you very well ❤
Great instructor! Eddie your energy makes learning math fun. Now I remember why I liked learning it back in the 70's, it just made sense. I had teachers that loved math too. Keep up the great work.
I have done mathematics and physical but, you are the best teacher someone can have in this world! I am leaning new way of things now. Thank you sir. 🙏🏼
I start to hate mathematics when I became a junior high school student. And it begins again when I got entered senior high school. I looked for the functions, why they can put that formula, but my teacher always skips that concept and tell us to remember the formula. But now, after I watched the speech of Josh Kaufman about 'the first 20 times' I start to jump into mathematics again and I find your channels. I enjoy learning, and I was like Oh-what the magic you give to me sir? Cause I used to doze off or lying on my bed. Thank you, I'll try to start loving mathematics again^^ thanks for being the 'good teacher' just like what I think never suit in a person surrounding me for this time.
In the 70s the main purpose of learning logarithms (base 10) and the addition rule was to expedite multiplication. There we no calculators so students needed an approximate way to multiply values together. The logarithms were provided in printed tables. The generalisation to different bases came a bit later. Sometimes in physics calculations where large numbers need to be multiplied, the logarithms will be added instead, even today when calculations are done on computers. In binary computers floating point multiplication uses the addition rule, multiply the fractional parts and add the powers of 2. So this is very relevant today. Learn your logs students.
I love your videos. Easy to understand and plenty of examples. I am currently studying to take the ALEKS placement test to get into an E/I apprenticeship at my work.
Love your videos! You‘re such a good teacher you explain everything really good and I actually have fun watching a math video for the first time thank you 😁👍🏼
Its long time ago since i did technical college.... is there more kind of logarithms? Im sure i learned 2 different kind of logarithm systems... My dad has got even logarithm ruler which was used for calculations at colleges before calculators existed
it would be a lot simpler to find the answer if you were to make the two squares equal. they'd both have diagonal lengths of 10 and angles of 45 degrees so you cold you sin rule to find the lengths and then find the area. 10= x/sin 45 . x= 10 x sin45 . x= 7.01067812 . Area= 7.07067812 squared x 2= 100
@@eliopalombi we arent doing this in lesson and im in y11 tho, i wish his guy was my teacher beafore gcse,im set one and i get around 7and8 but im grinding for that 9😂
Seems to be an excellent teacher. I am 77 years now and was a student of biology in my younger days. Unfortunately I had very limited exposure to mathematics. I followed now his lesson. on logarithms. It is interesting. Had I learnt mathematics from a teacher like him in my formative years I would have fared even better in my Physical Chemistry paper way back in 1967 when I was doing my post graduation in Soil chemistry. Such teachers can create interest even for biology students for whom mathematics is dreaded subject .
exactly, I wish I could have him in high school then maybe I would hate math so much.
Another thing that’s sad is that nothing has changed since 1967 (or even before that), neither the boring lecturing approach nor the attitude and ego of teachers and the regimentation and control of school. The boon however is the Internet, knowing that I have an escape and I can go home and grasp a concept leaves me with such less stress. I always wonder how people such as you used to cope without the Internet. Anyways, incredible how you still have the thirst for learning! You just inspired me:)
Oh i wish i could learn in countries that i love because the people their really got this kind of motivation to teach people in smooth way...as for me in middle east however...the curriculum is just so rigid and the teachers are horrible...im bachelor now and taking math at a filthy educational center just to learn the basics of math and not the whole thing...im just taking all in a rush because i bachelor and i have to finish books before my exam...is just feels off...i really dont get people in contries such the US or UK however...never appreciate the gifts that they have during there education process...all taken by ease and great teachers...i just want to make my dream come true and learn my favorate subjects in the countries i love...feel like a student...uh just someday.
@SundarPichai-h1x Alive and active just 81 years
I have never seen a teacher like ....that is the right way of understnding mathematics....great sir great
From where r you plz tell me ...
He gives us knowledge yet he doesn't even stretch the video to 10 minutes for the ad revenue that he deserves... what a hero
Actually none of his videos are monetised, even those over 10 mins. He is pretty much like Khan Academy; non-profit. That just makes me sad. He teaches millions of students for free, and chooses not to gain any salary. What a lovely, humble and intellectual human being.
Not to be negative, but the fact he is recording teaching in a real school setting would probably prohibit him making money from the content
@@HeadRecieverAtHeadOfficesometimes students don’t attend classes as the school provides them with recorded videos of the class
This might be one of them
I have never seen before a mathematics teacher like you .GREAT
I feel like crying out of happiness every single time I watch your videos. You honestly turned my perspective around math completely and I now see it as a fun and enjoyable subject ☺️
Fr had a teacher made me hate math had a new one made me fall in love
All the Mathematics books and learning videos should be redone based on Eddie’s teaching principles. Thank you Eddie for “Making Math Fun Again” :)
Even if I wasn’t a mathematics enthusiast, his energy alone would draw me in. But I absolutely enjoy mathematics. And the way he teaches makes everything just feel so intuitive. I can’t believe all his videos are free. Because they should be shown in every classroom.
Whoever has Eddie is well set for life
After watching a few videos, I reckon I like to re-learn maths again. Awesome Eddie!
This guy is the only math teacher on UA-cam that is able to explain things in a way that math sense while still keeping my attention
Only for you , I understand why I read logarithms from childhood..well done sir.. LOVE FROM INDIA
I feel like to go back to my high school years again to be able to learn mathematics !!! His teaching methods stimulate my brain !!!
(I am grandma with 3 grandchildren) ...
4:35 i love how he explains the utility of a mathematical law: it's just something that holds true every time. it's a shortcut.
I never understand mathematic but with th beginning of logarithm definition it shows that you a Mathematics expert.. I follow and understand you very well ❤
I like his accent.
Great instructor! Eddie your energy makes learning math fun. Now I remember why I liked learning it back in the 70's, it just made sense. I had teachers that loved math too. Keep up the great work.
If you had been my teacher I would have absorbed maths like a sponge instead a a dry blotter. Brilliant - you bring it to life. Thank you
I have done mathematics and physical but, you are the best teacher someone can have in this world!
I am leaning new way of things now. Thank you sir. 🙏🏼
Just like in indices when the same bases are being multiplied we add the exponents, in logs pretty much the opposite is happening
Such a wonderful teacher !
I am at my 40's enjoying this class !
what an amazing teacher. so clear, ...this is what great teaching looks like
I start to hate mathematics when I became a junior high school student. And it begins again when I got entered senior high school. I looked for the functions, why they can put that formula, but my teacher always skips that concept and tell us to remember the formula. But now, after I watched the speech of Josh Kaufman about 'the first 20 times' I start to jump into mathematics again and I find your channels. I enjoy learning, and I was like Oh-what the magic you give to me sir? Cause I used to doze off or lying on my bed. Thank you, I'll try to start loving mathematics again^^ thanks for being the 'good teacher' just like what I think never suit in a person surrounding me for this time.
I have never seen a teacher like man god bless you !
OMG i wish i wouldve had a math teacher like that Back in the day.
Sir you are great.. You have really got a very easy method..
Eddie Woo is an absolute life saver
This is a very easy way to learn log you are amazing sir
You are saving my life, sir.
You are a brilliant teacher..
Great teaching. I wish I had someone like him while I was in school.
excellent teacher !
In the 70s the main purpose of learning logarithms (base 10) and the addition rule was to expedite multiplication. There we no calculators so students needed an approximate way to multiply values together. The logarithms were provided in printed tables. The generalisation to different bases came a bit later. Sometimes in physics calculations where large numbers need to be multiplied, the logarithms will be added instead, even today when calculations are done on computers. In binary computers floating point multiplication uses the addition rule, multiply the fractional parts and add the powers of 2. So this is very relevant today. Learn your logs students.
I surely understood after watching all his videos thank you so much teacher 🙏🙏
I love your videos. Easy to understand and plenty of examples. I am currently studying to take the ALEKS placement test to get into an E/I apprenticeship at my work.
I believe this is where am going to make it in mathematics, God bless you sir.
Sir, your approach to mathematics is very unique.... I love your teaching
You saved my life
Love your videos! You‘re such a good teacher you explain everything really good and I actually have fun watching a math video for the first time thank you 😁👍🏼
Thank You!!! I'm heading into pre-calculus in September and this is helping me to get ready. Great Teaching method!!!
man.. His learning methods are that good that I am feeling guilty to watch these videos in free..
I wish I have such a brilliant teacher during my high school times.thank you very much for your smart ideas
Our teacher showed us little of this and tomorrow is mid exam but Eddie comes and saves the day 🥳 thank you Eddie you just saved my life 😊
I love the enthusiasm! Easy to follow and lots o energy! Keep us the good work!
One of the greatest math teachers. Keep it up .
He makes it much more understandable
Well, thank you a lot sir
I have learned about logarithms in my high school but it is today, I'll remember this forever. All thanks to Super Eddie.
Great teacher!!
He really is a good teacher , I'm 62 years old have only a 10th grade education and don't know why I'm here ...curiosity ? But I think I could get it.
Very nice and informative lecture. You have so much potential. Great job!
Hhis teacher is amazing.Hope he is my future teacher .
understanding log for real now! Thank you from Brazil
2^3 = 8 2^4 = 16 The 3 and the 4 are indices - ALSO KNOWN AS LOGS.
So when we multiply the 8 and the 16, ADD the logs ie. 3+4 = 7.
2^7 = 128. QED.
Such a GREAT teacher
Its long time ago since i did technical college.... is there more kind of logarithms? Im sure i learned 2 different kind of logarithm systems... My dad has got even logarithm ruler which was used for calculations at colleges before calculators existed
Best teacher i had seen
I understand logarithms but i am watching this video just because i love the way eddie sir explains them
Yeah I’m a fan Eddy. Very good.
If you were my teacher, I would have a lot more confidence in my math skills than I do right now
damn all those students in the class must be 26 year olds or something
Eddie you have neat handwriting 👀
I wished I were a part of this class! You are an amazing teacher, sir! 🙏🏻
Thank you for your videos Eddie. Your instruction is amazing.
I love your explanation!
Wish to learn from you forever 💯
This video made me understand the meaning of life
Great explanation as usual mr woo ;)
I can't get out of his videos!💛
Mathematics would have been my favourite subject if he was my teacher.
Woooooow...u r s genius...im enjoying it
You can think of log as how many times I can divide the number with the base until you reach the 1 or less right?
Now I know how a slide-rule works to multiply numbers (base 10). We used slide-rules when I studied math decades ago.
it would be a lot simpler to find the answer if you were to make the two squares equal. they'd both have diagonal lengths of 10 and angles of 45 degrees so you cold you sin rule to find the lengths and then find the area. 10= x/sin 45 . x= 10 x sin45 . x= 7.01067812 . Area= 7.07067812 squared x 2= 100
Can we have NON-INTEGERS as a BASE in log operations ? Example 3.45 as a BASE ?
So glad I found this site - thanks heaps
Professor, I deal with it differently log sub3 of 9 = 3to the x =9. so 3 to the 2 is nine!
Your version in a Physics teacher??
Ορέστης check out Michael Van Biezen
check out Stavros Louverdis
Is there benefit to using a number line (for powers) to help visual and less confident students? Or is it just going to overcomplicate things?
Great explanation 👌
This Man is Excellent.......................
in what course do we learn this?
i am never going to forget logarithm again !!!
Really awesome.🙏
I wish you were my maths teacher!
I’m having to learn all this stuff that we weren’t taught in high school 20 years ago.
Let's watch all the ads on his videos, that's the only way to pay him back.
This man (Eddie) makes learning mathematics look like eating an apple. Lucky are his students.
I am just starting with this subject and I want to find c in
vc = vs( 1-e -t/rc ) I don't want to avoid this, I want to learn but I have to understand
Thank you again well done..
I missed my math class today, and I was thinking that I couldn't find a good video on UA-cam, but…
5 quadrupled is actually 20. nevermind that student tho! great teacher!
just amazing thank you !
Oh man your explaining skills are godly🔥🎉👍🤓
what year is this in?
like how old are the students?
Felix Frandes I am pretty sure it is yr 11, so they are 15-16 yrs old
@@eliopalombi we arent doing this in lesson and im in y11 tho, i wish his guy was my teacher beafore gcse,im set one and i get around 7and8 but im grinding for that 9😂
Yea, i learned this one +much more in year 1 of 4 years college... Age 14-15
"Can you think of any other areas of Mathematics where adding and multiplying are sort of related?"
Umm... literally every area of Mathematics? =P
Good Teacher
Learned more in this 10 minute video than in a hour class period XD, great work Eddie👏👏👏
4:33 But a needs to be bigger than 0.
still 1
tutor in god level
spoiler: at the end, I think he's referring to distributivity laws.
Thank you Eddie for such a great explanation of Logarithms!
i changed fro ruse to cherry for eddie woo