An Introduction to Complex Numbers: Oxford Mathematics 1st Year Student Lecture
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2018
- Much is written about life as an undergraduate at Oxford but what is it really like? As Oxford Mathematics's new first-year students arrive (273 of them, comprising 33 nationalities) we thought we would take the opportunity to go behind the scenes and share some of their experiences.
Our starting point is a first week lecture for the first year students. In this case the second lecture from 'An Introduction to Complex Numbers' by Dr. Vicky Neale. The lecture aims to both consolidate what has already been learnt at school and prepare students for the next stage. All first and second year lectures are followed by tutorials where students meet their tutor to go through the lecture and associated problem sheet and to talk and think more about the maths. Third and fourth year lectures are followed by classes.
You can also watch many other student lectures via our main Student Lectures playlist (also check out specific student lectures playlists): • Oxford Mathematics Stu...
I only understood that the board can be moved up and down.
You are genius 😂
Lol...😂😂😂
Me too 😂
lmao
shotti kotha bolli
imagine coming late to this class and dont know from where to start copying .
😂😂😂
No need to worry be like me Nd don't copy any thing
The lectures are often recorded for students to use later on.
I think that exists some order
Wkwkw
Vicky was my student. I taught her this stuff in Further Maths A Level in 2001. No really I did. She always loved Maths. It was clear from the start she was way smarter than me though. So proud to see her here.
so inspiring sir
Hmmmmm
You're humble, sir
Sir pls teach me basic trignometry😢
Oh sir really emotional moment
Gotta tell my sons/daughters in the future that I attended a class in Oxford
Really
0ne of'em going to say "I'm from there grandy"
@@monishajayamani2077 hi Manisha I love you I am indian
Dude 😂😂😂
are you Oxford student
It’s like hearing a new language
It IS hearing a new language.
@@whannabi no
@@whannabi Haha Yeah 😂
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Exactly 😂
I’m not even in this class and I’m already stressed
Im always stressed 😫
Why
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I know the feeling.
She just proved one after another proposition nonstop, without a break, without referencing books
This smooth real-time prove process is really satisfying
“Proving” and “proofs” existed long before in continental Europe before getting to Cambridge, Trinity college. English mathematicians initially resisted the idea of proving.
@@kakabelly57thanks for the trivial fact. Not related and nobody asked for.
I respect her for writing all of this from her mind
without explaining, she is not teaching but exhibit what she remebers !
Isn’t that what a teacher is supposed to do?
She is teaching complex number in a complex way.
hehe
ap nai complex number kabi parh hi nhi ho ga
😁😁😁😁
HAMZA QURESH English please
@@abusayeed6318 i think you don`t understand urdu what`s your national
language ? don`t mind !
This just proved my decision right again: persuing meths instead of maths
How is meth going
@@a.m.pathak7175
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I need a meth tutor
STONKS 😂
😂😂
I feel bad if someone blinks...
One blink, you’ve fallen waaaay behind..
Yawn, might as well drop out...
Imagine if someone actually has to go out for a poop and come back...they might as well just go home straight from the toilet
@@robrosy 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@robrosy lol
Me still doing 2+2 on a calculator to make sure it’s correct
2+2 is 22
@@pokemonitishere202 my god my ans is 0
😂😅🤣
Fun fact my friend: Most math students suck at calculation. Been studying maths for the last 3 years and I've got this one friend who can do a 3rd degree Taylorseries of a vectorial function in his head or solves the Euler Lagrange function of any differential equation like its nothing. But he still asks me if 3+4 is 7 because he simply sucks at calculating 😅
2+2=3+1
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Lmao
same. 😑😐
Same here
Same
U aren't.
you have your own special.
Legend says, there are infinity white board on the wall
and there are rumors that the teacher is still writing on the white board....
Ha its true😁😁
The board is infinitesimal; she needs to take the limit and differentiate.
There is someone in the back paid to erase it.
@@mizzyroro Is that true or are you just joking?
When coughing was a normal thing 😅
It will never be the same now😂
wherever someone coughs or sneezes at me, I automatically get mad to them. so yeah you are right.
5 years in the future, this comment looks irrelevant..😂😂
Haahahhhahahahhahhahh lol im italian you can imagine
@@marieleliciafabruada8655 a magical time when you had to cough to hide a fart. Now you have to fart to hide a cough
Let’s be real. Most of regular childhood school felt like this.
How did you make your pfpf
Pfp*
To people moaning about her teaching, the students in this class already know this, so it’s just revision. She’s a very good teacher
but she has no mAss
George .Cierto.
@Aj Jj for junior learners
I thought it was a man lol
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The only thing I understood is that her writing speed is directly proportional to her speech.
hahahahahahahhahahahhahhhahahahhahahahahhahahahah
Not even that
Imagine taking this class monday morning at 8am. :/
IT'S A NIGHTMARE ?
PLEASE STOP !
Would be lovely!!!❤️
Better than 7:15 am :(
First time? :')
@@josephgeorge2949 still better than 5 AM😀
i am 63 - live in NZ. i watched this since i was learnt this topic in 1975 and found it great for my career. You just have to get over the challenge of understanding complex numbers and master them. As a land surveyor we use complex numbers in mapping formula (ie take GPS lat/long/height) and compute a 3D cartesian coord. thanks for posting this lecture - it all came back to me (from Uni of Canterbury Christchurch NZ days )
Either every student there is a genius as they don't have a single doubt or they have no idea about what's going on just like me 😂😂😂😂
Technoid Tintin complex numbers is a further maths topic nowadays. This isn’t learning for them, it’s recap
@@stephenbeale4765 whatever it is they should have at least one doubt.
You learn this at college. It's just a recap.
@Rahul Sarkar well whatever but it's clear that student of Oxford also face same struggles like us. That's having a bad teacher 😆😆😆
This is for people with overclocked brains xD
I was with her up to "Morning everyone, we're on..." and then things get a little hazy before I'm totally lost.
yes xd
Ow! Really are you one of her student?
Hi
Hi greyfleece
@@xajibadal5143 I;m jelaous of all girl's handwriting
Lecturer: there are no coincidence in math.
Me: seeing an oxford calculus lecture recommendation in youtube when I suck at math is a coincident, right?
A woman teaches me mathematics, give me a break.
My brain's burn bcz I watch this video is not a coincident too
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@Timmy L Offended, right? Trigger feminists is what I do the best.
If she asked me to summarize, i would laugh 😆
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Someone already said it but it's worth repeating. A maths lecture isn't supposed to be understood upon hearing it the first time. You're supposed to listen and copy and then spend the rest of your day and night understanding it
@@f.9658 edit: life
🤣🤣🤣
@@f.9658 that's how every STEM subject is, she didn't exactly give the studens much to work with here
Me :
No one :
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Insfiress mannn yeahhh!!!!!!
This is bts era.
Still easier than calculus
Young Adulthood not Childhood
安熬坏
The wiping the board part was the only thing I understood
Sophie Billing same
Swahili would be easier to understand than this...
Sophie Billing +1
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don't undermine and rubbish yourself like that.
i watch this once a week just to feel something. to feel dumb, i mean.
i'm so happy that there are people in this world who enjoy math and do it so that i don't have to because wow...this is what my nightmares look like. Respect
The comments here are more interesting than the lecture.
Yes it is
can I talk to you ?
Hammadi ???
Yes 😀😅
Firas Hammadi What’s up? I’m concerned
This must be her cardio for the day
Roflmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Everyone stop panicking. This wasn't the 1st session.
Lol this is taught in jee syllabus in India
Up to some extent
@@priyanshutyagi3688 bro nobody cares this is legit a first year INTRO class lol, its all the easy stuff so that's why it appears in the jee syllabus.
@@alias2189 ye you you are in IIT Bombay
@@priyanshutyagi3688 It's not taught full and remember that 99% of the people don't even clear JEE exam so only 1%. It's a little misguiding to say that JEE aspirants know all these. Only 1% JEE aspirants know all these
Wow! The moving mechanism of the board is just awesome and so fluent
You lost me at "Morning everyone"
Calio lmao 🤣
bring your coffee XD
😂😂me too
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So, what do you learn from your introduction class in Oxford?
Me: The boards can be moved up and down.
And when I saw the thumbnail I was also here to see how this lady reach over there.... 😀😀😀🤣🤣 and to see how genius they are as the university name is legendary
😂😂😂
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Hahahahahah 😂
😝😝😂😂😂😂😂😝😝 same here🤣🤣
Introductory lecture is having more content than my whole carrers syllabus🤐😁
Funny one😂🤣
For this kind of teaching u have to self study 2-3 times before coming to class
It's a maths course, literally everyone in that room is already familiar with complex numbers, this is just an introduction to it.
Well, a quick self study preview, then go to class, and then review and do the homework, and then you understand! That’s how any difficult courses supposed to be studied. Genius just understand hard courses immediately but we common people can still do it with some work and methodology.
lol this is like most basic stuff of complex numbers and it's taught in the schools so all of the students already know this. Real uni maths starts from next lecture.
@Supanjibobu rickmort is dumb as shit
TaTTi is your name
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She's practically written an essay in 50 minutes. She's also proven how much I do not understand math in 2 minutes. You Oxford students is smart.
Amy Rick I wonder who’s the dumbest Oxford student
Even a non-Oxford student can EASILY understand this .
This is basically a revision of grade 11/12 mathematics. I don't understand what's so difficult here to understand ?
@@darkseid856 im a 14 year old interested in math…and i dont know this…is there a problem?
@@fnef8j8edjdn36 definitely not
@GreenEYESfromOHIO Or not everyone is in college/ high school anymore. I use maths for statistical research but have been out of high school for long enough already to expect a normal lecture to be less high speed. I understand this is the middle of someone's course, so maybe course participants are more familiar with the issue but still if one moves the parts of the blackboard up and down the pace of this lecture is in fact abnormal and distracts from comprehending the content. Personally I have studied a lot in my life but I would absolutely detest a lecturer acting as if she is on some kind of hyperstimulant drugs and the blackboard moving up and down all the time as I'm trying to focus on the lecture content and follow through someone's thinking process. Not to mention analitical elements of it. Seems insane to me. And also looks like a clear indication that expensive and prestigious universities are way overhyped. I prefer my old alma mater with blackboards which stay in place altoghether with their content or my lecturers who refer to printed out materials on statistics or who are capable to stick to one slide . But good to get a glimpse of something I might think I should regret whereas there seems to be nothing to be envious about. Hyperactive lecturer and dancing blackboard looks like a stuff from nightmares life has spared me during my university education. I shall be grateful.
Can we just appreciate that this is a FIRST YEAR lecture? Like, my freshman courses were College Algebra and Intro to Biology 😂
First year for a math major, and they only have 2 years left in England? Not really.
Legends say the whole class still wants to clear this course.
Mine was intro to gender studies and critical writing
Welcome to English university system, where degrees are 3 years long and way more specialised compared with US universities
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The best thing about this lecture is the comments
Lolll
I will pray for oxferd students
Yeah me too it's really Complex as a studying in Oxford 😂😂😂😂
The average IQ of a student in oxfard student is more than your school topper . So please don't try to look yourself and your country better here also .
Me bhi
@@aman7697lol the average IQ of a student in IIT(india) is twice than that of a student from oxford.IIT conducts the toughest engineering entrance exam in the world.the selection of IIT is less than 0.5 percent.CEO of google was from IIT
@@aman7697 think twice before talking to indian for studies
Excuse me professor,
I still don't understand.
Which part you don't understand?
From kindergarten
heheh
😂
🤣🤣
hahahahahahahahahhahahahahah
Which part don't you understand?
Yes
Feels bad for the people who brought laptops, when half the characters on the whiteboard arent available on a keyboard xD
You could copy it in Latex but that’d take way too long if you aren’t proficient at typing and know to code latex
LaTeX uses stuff like \pi \theta \phi
eq \geq to make symbols for this.
Thats why tablets such as ipad and android tablets are much useful at this era
One word: LaTeX
If the lappies have cameras then they can just record the lectures
It would take me all semester to understand maybe 5% of this.
5%?!?!
It's 0% for me!! 😂😂😂
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Only 1% ..... because when you reach 5%.....rest of 4% would already gone....😅
It won't be the case for an Indian IIT aspirant!
To everyone here saying how stupid they are: remember that everyone has different strengths. The people who do extremely well in Maths might be incredibly poor English students, and the other way around of course. Someone who is really smart might struggle socially, etc.
No single strength is better than another, and just because you struggle with Maths, it doesn't mean you're stupid.
voldemort Abra kadabra
Fair correct!
cope
Maths is the thinking 😊😊😊
Finally someone with respect. I study humanities, because I am passionate about it. I don't study science, but it doesn't make me stupid. I also like science, specially physics. I'm just not a science person. :")
"All I know is that I know nothing"~Socrates
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Underated comment lamo...
I'm 16 Years Old, but I've been watching this lecture for a number of years, and It starts to make sense more and more each time I rewatch it
Hy
I stopped at the Cartesian coordinates then proceeded to the comments section 😂
So did I😂
Em not listening to the professor , I am just reading the comments below 😂
Exactly i
@@mihirjoshi3398 me too
M also
Hahaha same here
@@mihirjoshi3398 she has goodbig handwrting
Thanks. Ill use this for fortnite
Stfu
@@itachi6336 ??
Fucking Fortnite kid.
Good for u
@@Mako0o why so mad
Thanks for these lectures, I am already doing BSc Maths from a local University, hope I am going to enjoy these Oxford lectures a lot. Kindly keep posting.
Many Thanks
Hey dude can you guide me ... I'm also started a bsc Hons maths course from local college...
After watching this, I think I'll go to Cambridge instead.
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😂😂😂
Here after yoongi said he listens to lectures to fall asleep... let's give this a go 😴
🤣
😂😂
i was only paying attention to the moving board and thinking about her salary
Bella Bon omg i thought the same 😂😂
Is it a huge salary?
sbastian bastien yeah she earn approximately 20’000$ per month
oh God ...I can teach for better than this ....
:)
Watching many of such videos made me realized that Indian teachers are the best in the entire world!
Ok , UA-cam randomly recommended me one oxford maths lecture, I clicked in it and now it’s recommending me more
Friend: Hey man, what you watching on UA-cam these days?
Me: Oxford Mathematics 1st Year Student Lecture: An Introduction to Complex Numbers
Edit: I lied. I don't have a friend.
There was not any proposition in the 1st year but everything was too simple but this course is of bachelor level.
Remember one thing we all studied set in simple way upto grade 10 but the same is a little bit different while establishing formulas in bachelor level. You know cramers rule, matrix method , row equivalent, Eliminination, Cross multiplication method, Substitution method graphical method etc. But we must do as the level and nature of question .
@@kamalregmi1531 you're too smart to be wasting time on youtube bro.
🤪
wroe hjlvc
Teacher teach to students without book is most important and that type of teacher is very intelligent of particular subject!
lol , you seems to have never been to college , i have never seen teacher using books after my class 8th in india . i went to nit and now i will be going to isb this april if i fail to score 740 or more in gmat
@@ayushkumar-bg1xf well, it's easy to study in India tbh....I have 3 masteral and 4 doctorate degrees...it's not hard to achieve these in India
Nica E how old are u? That would take years in the states 😭
She really does seem like an amazing teacher to be honest. Although, having gone through the entire lecture closely trying to understand and get hold of anything on the board, has made me believe that;
My Life :=>: directly proportional to the math on the board.
She actually ran out of boards.
She was my favourite lecturer, unfortunately I was in too much mess to connect with her through mathematics as much as I wanted to. I don't really know why I've come back to this video now I don't need to learn any of this, guess I just miss her smile … You'll be missed Vicky.
0:27 the little jump she does when greeting her class
"An introduction" to complex numbers...
Yecin Selmi Why are there an introduction of complex number in university ?
This is only the floor level of Algebra, it becomes so much harder after
@@victormichel2662 yea i think it just a recall it'll be much more complex later i guess
Everyone in that room is already going to be familiar with complex numbers from school so this is just a recall.
Complex numbers aren't in high school curriculum, so everything should be new?
If this is only the introduction, imagine the complete lecture on the whole course 😂
I'm 18 and i studied Complex Numbers. It's very easy to understand
The only thing is understand is the coughing in the background.
This isn't going to age well
What do you mean?
I've never seen a professor on hyperspeed. Is she even taking a breath between sentences, what a nightmare
Yes! I mean it's already difficult by itself, but her speed makes it even more complex :"(
Pseudo energetic, not effective, simply writing, writing, writing. Not visible too.
Αλέξανδρος Roλδαν this is 11th-12th grade math
@@firstname9845 okay, I have dyscalculia so, I am not so able to get advanced maths. I'm very good at languages tho :)
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This is the sort of video I would listen to to help me to sleep and I mean that in the best possible taste.
She is showing her talents to students...
I've watched a view of the mathematics lectures from Oxford, and this is the first one I've seen where the lecturer is not 'simply' copying what they have written down in a notebook. This makes it so much more engaging to listen to than the other lecturers.
What an explanation...I need this teacher in my life to understand complex number ..becoz this is the only topic in my career which I didn't understand till now...but after watching this everything became clear .about CN..thnku for this video..🙏🙏🙏
How I wish my brain could work like that, but I suck at math and I truly admire whoever is capable of understanding all of this.
I’m glad I’m from Canada. One ‘math’ is bad enough let alone (multiple) ‘maths.’ This totally proves that!!!
Dr Neale is such an enthusiastic, natural, informal lecturer who obviously loves maths and wants to share her knowledge and enthusiasm. Many years ago I was in the audience for math lectures at Oxford, so this brings back some distant memories. And makes me realise how much I still find maths appealing, despite having done none for a very long time. However, having seen this recording, I'm now not really convinced that the whole idea of lectures is that relevant any more. It's called a lecture because that's what the presenter does - there's no interaction with the audience. (Of course, in universities which still operate the tutorial system, that would be where interaction would happen.) Also, it seemed strangely sad to see Dr Neale spend an hour writing all that maths on the boards, only for it to be erased at the end. In place of attending a lecture in person, and furiously scribbling down notes, surely watching a video of someone doing that lecture would be just as good? Or, better still, some sort of animated interactive presentation, with graphics to explain the concepts.
I completely agree. It seems so out of date. Why has she not prepared a computer presentation which can then be shared with the students?
OXFORD: just pay us to bore you with this 19th century style lecture ignoring all of the last century of new teaching practices, it's funny how she ends asking for ways to improve her teaching
@@denblurred It doesn't work like that. Maths is best understood when you can see someone write and explain the process in real time
now unis (well mine anyways @ UCL) have lecturecasts where all lectures are recorded and automatically uploaded so students can access it anytime.
Wow, can you tell us more about maths at oxford, cuz I'm considering it in the future also I haven't done a further maths a level, only a maths a level, would that hinder my learning for maths at university?
To all you Indians saying "omg we do this in 11th grade, so easy". Just remember, this is one of the first lectures of the course, and is simply a refresher on what the students know already. In the UK we learn this kind of stuff a lot earlier too...
@Boxing Team GB How am I lying? This is pretty standard topic from A Level Further Maths. Much of the content here is exactly the same as what the majority of these students always know, it's just taught in a slightly different way.
This is all covered in FP1-3
This is higher secondary stuff in all countries .. not really high school like some claim
Year 12 stuff
If i would agree what you say but I can't .. for now let's do it then what about teaching skill and make the students understood about it like that as if she even don't know about what she saying . It's like copy and paste whatever she is saying. But what about students ?it is easy topic and base of the course i can't teach students like that.
She is very energetic professor, so far I seen anyone.
I am sure listeners must be calm proffesors n also showing heavy patience 🤗
I wish if there’s another life I am born with the brain power to understand this. Anyone who is is blessed beyond.
You are born to understand it. You need to go head on with it the more you fear it. OK ?
U can understand it if u really want to.......its just a matter of Ur attitude towards Ur problem
+1
If you don't have a passion for something it is impossible to ever succeed in it. Everyone has there interest / hobby / strength.
This is so basic though (as uni mathematics). It's actually mostly A Level Further Maths level content, just intended as review so that everyone's on the same page. I can comfortably get a first in my maths degree but it doesn't mean much because I can't solve the genuinely challenging and interesting problems. So I have exactly the same attitude as you towards for example those geniuses who can solve olympiad/contest problems like machines. 99.999% of people can always look up to those who are so many levels above in mathematical ability and see them as 'blessed beyond' but it's an immature viewpoint to take.
please keep posting videos of the class it really helps
um, I feel like my college experience was kindergarten compared to this one lecture.. my word, just brilliant.
Now I understand that the thing which I learned in 11th grade about complex no..is just intro of this video and left in universe
Now I understood how much good our college professor is! ❤️
This was amazing to watch. Although I find this topic difficult as I'm learning this in the A levels (SG), I understood the topic more from her very detailed explanation and her passion about teaching was quite inspiring too.
when in the video (timestamp) was enthusiasm shown?
@@Fast-e-Learning at 00:29
That was a great lecture, learnt a lot. Thank you Oxford University.
Sipping on straight coffee, let the vibe slide over me.
This mathematical class is a chemical
Nobody:
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I think we need to stop and appreciate this, not everyday one sees a class like that, I mean isn't it amazing how useful and well thought are those boards?
most of ppl making fun are indian , they expected better teacher from so much hyped oxford on this matter , when they see this video it reminds them of struggle they faced when they get bad teacher in classes at local university .most of ranking is done by westerner so criteria for better rank is also set by westerner which instill an inherent bias in ranking against none western institution , video like these reminds ppl that so highly ranked university are not necessarily better in subjects . you should meet any indian students who did btech from iits , they are at top in most company and sectoron this planet and especially in usa , canada , korea ,uk and india. they do bachelors from engineering but later they shift to other sectors . in india all good performing students do engineering 1st then they move to other sectors
I couldn't make head & tile of this lecture. Thanks to the lecturer.
Rest in peace Vicky ❤
Finding out she died by reading your comment. It's so sad, RIP her 👏🏻👍
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I am mathematics teacher in India but watching this professor I think that She is teaching herself.....Agree 100%
Yes
I'm math teacher too and I agree with you!!!
Somehow it made me feel great that I never got a chance to enter Oxford University
Thanks for solving my problem... after 1years finally solve this problem
the ending part is so mesmerizing. i mean the cleaning part.
Wow! Excellent presentation. It's painfull to realise how much I have forgotten over the years. More please. Group theory perhaps?
Everybody know math should be done on black boards
"Who made me the genius I am today?
The mathematician that others all quote.
Who's the professor that made me this way?
The greatest who ever got chalk on his coat."
"Lobachevsky", Tom Lehrer
Lol no black boards are for peasants
Who told you that?
I like those more, yes!
Fantastic teaching and I did A level maths in 1986
Lecture was so smooth I understand easily
I put on this video before I go to bed.
Wah_shee_ lmao
I think my teacher teaches fast but here I goes wrong ..she teaches concept with speed of light which bounces my head with twice of it 😆😂
I’m learning this stuff in year 11 specialist maths class, it’s quite easy once u have grasped it
is UA-cam algorithm really bad that it cannot recommend these videos to 11th grade science students. then, y in comment section ppl r faking to not understand. wasn't this recommended to an 11th pass student? this video is amazing, It was revision of my whole 11th standard CN chap.
It makes me swell with pride, that my two months of further maths a level has lead to me understanding up to 8:46 😂
I feel that deeply
@@10simbahunde 😁 Further maths is one of the best MISTAKES, I have made so far in my life.
@Ramses77 for maths notes hand written go to channel RUBEL BHATIA MATHEMATICS
@@10simbahunde for maths bsc notes go to channel RUBEL BHATIA MATHEMATICS
You did complex numbers in the first two months?